So basically this crash is PETAS  fault. Makes sense as they are not actually known for caring for animals. 

“..I dunno, the current Ford Explorer looks a lot like an outdated Range Rover...”

to me they look like toyotas with much nicer front ends.

Gonna have to throw a [citation needed] on that one, because I don’t think they are that good on those either.

The problem as I see it would be ensuring that the private citizen investigation was handled in such a way that it didn’t compromise any future prosecutions.

It’s harder to justify cosplay with your taxpayer funded military equipment when looking for missing persons and rapists.

... “Police work is hard, and we’re real lazy”.

I guess they’ve re used existing suspension according to the track width. 

Agreed the V variants are developmentally boring. Slightly wider tires and a supercharger stuck to it is a known area for GM for decades now.
Them making an EV they feel confident to release with the Cadillac name and product out the door with active selling competition is however totally new ground for them and…

Good thing they’re going to sell both for people who have different interests from yours

The want is strong with me.

Is it just me, or this design language just a GM version of a Ford Explorer?

And we expect the car makers and police will deploy and use this with restraint and responsibility, why?

Actually, I think all that’s required, is that law enforcement determine that a vehicle has been/is being used in the commission of a crime.

This will happen by necessity, once autonomous vehicles start being required to communicate with each other, to control traffic flow in congested areas.

A little bit puppy, a little bit Bob Semple.

The longer this went on, the less it seemed like a hypothetical scenario.

Fucking adorable. I want to pat it on the head and give it a treat. What a happy little truck.

Regarding corporate marriages, they really aren’t any different than the real kind. If you ain’t getting none, you gonna leave that bitch. Good for Renault.

‘The “Silicon Heartland” really still resides in China,”