Umm ... did you not read the comment you replied to? The gas engine is a ‘range extender’. It is used solely to generate electricity. It does not provide any motive force to this vehicle. Maybe it’ll “drink gas like an alcoholic” but you won’t be hurting for horses or torques since those will be coming from the…

If that were a thing and I were a billionaire, I’d be happily snapping up old auto plants just to have the workers do ridiculous things.

/sigh, more video content people aren’t going to watch.

Unfortunately, Trump’s dishonesty about China paying for the tariffs, when it’s really us that pay for them, ignores the real question that the US should be debating: Exactly what should our industrial policy be? Our policy of a yearly review of China’s Most Favored Nation status by Congress injected uncertainty into…

At this point, unless the decal clearly states that the person was their grandparent, I just assume it was heroin.

The only thing I associate the Trailblazer name with is all of the rusted out ones I see running around, most of which have a decal on the back that reads the name of some deceased person.

“In loving memory of ______. Gone but not forgotten or Only the good die young.” Bonus points if the decal also has the silhouette…

Resident owner of a small flock of semifunctional Samurais, here.

This guy sounds like a douche-nozzle, but I’m okay with this bill. Loot boxes are predatory, and regardless of how I feel about general microtransactions, we’d be better off with loot boxes (at least ones that require real money) being axed.

Their ad doesn’t show any picture (of course!).

Also the owner of an Element. The Element utilizes it’s envelope much better than most other rolling toasters. Low floor height, high roof, door sections are thin, and there’s that low-profile cupholder between the front seats if you have the regular Element (I own an SC, which has a humongous center console) which is…

No one going to comment on the responding tweet “we are basically living the same life”? That was a pretty good response/

That is fairly easy :

Somehow it’s so much worse then I ever imagined.

God has turned their backs on us.

I’ve had the manual Corolla Hatchback for 6 months and I have been quite happy with it. It replaced a 12-year-old Audi A3 which I very much enjoyed. In terms of driving pleasure, however, I’d say they’re about equal. Beyond that, while there are positives and negatives, the Corolla is fun regardless.

Now, stay with me here, in case this is a new concept to you, but the brakes don’t stop the car. The tires do.

It it was a properly sorted example and didn’t need “tinkering” to get it above 60mph I would say NP.  But knowing there could be bigger issues from the start is not worth $9500.  Sorry

I mostly agree with you, but I’m not sure I agree with the reasoning. For me, it’s not a matter of asset value vs repair cost, but a matter of utility value vs repair cost. Asset value is the value of the car, while utility value is the value you get from using the car. These two are different, and the distinction is…

Here... What everyone actually came for, the side by side.

I've took these high res Gurgel pictures over the years: