I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, level 5 autonomous interiors peaked in the late 70's. Give me a bed, quadraphonic sound, and a wet bar, baby!

Literally nobody knows how much a kilowatt of force is. Deal with it.

The $19,995 starting price for the Maverick HYBRID is remarkable, when you consider the small Corolla Hybrid starts at $23,600. Even the $25,500 price for the Lariat Hybrid is impressive.

Let’s get it out of the way now... this is THE worst bumper sticker, bar none:

The biggest issue to me, aside from the question of whether a subscription model is good or bad, is whether you can tell if your vest is working or not.

I’ll do my best to make this dream a reality.

So, if anyone is interested, the way they can do the trick AWD system splits is combination common and clever. Its the exact same PTU/RDU single clutch configuration on demand awd system as pretty much anything Toyota these days, including a real rear diff instead of a twin clutch RDU. In most of these systems your…

I’m seeing more and more green and brown on new cars and I am 100% here for that shit.

Not really a “feature” but man modern cars are reliable now. Even an “unreliable” car now is miles ahead of cars from the ‘70s when I learned to drive. Credit computer monitered fuel injection and vastly higher manufacturing standards (thanks Japan!)

Sweet, I’ll run a fat extension cord from my apartment to the parking lot.

Hi, I live in not-urban place. I also travel to other not-urban places. If I have to pull over every 125 miles to fill-up, even it it takes me 5 minutes, it’s going to be a long drive wherever I go. 150 miles one way is something of a quick overnight trip. 300 miles one way is a weekend.

Also: DO NOT FUCKING PARK IN DISABLED PARKING SPOTS UNLESS YOU *ARE* DISABLED!

It’s selling FREEDOM

It snow wonder the roof is crushed.

COMPLETELY different in intent. The Element was a true utility vehicle for people w a bit of sport in their lifestyle, with an intense focus on practicality and space efficiency. The Passport is yet another forgettable and anonymous SUV for lifestyle cosplayers who don’t know that what they actually need is a station…

Counterpoint: Nobody actually wants a Honda Passport.

Having moved from an Element to a Wrangler, I fully support this message. But damn, do I love that Wrangler.

I am a biker and I CP’d but not by much. I thought 41K on the clock was a bit high for the price. It is close though.

Thank God I was young before cellphones

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.