I don’t know what these roundabouts are, but I know that rotaries have been very useful for my hometown 

I see them all the time? I'm at a trailhead nearly every weekend, and the tough sections are packed with Outbacks, Allroads, and crossovers. They're the right vehicle for that job

These kinds of cars are perfect for those of us who frequent challenging trailheads. Believe it or not, plenty of people exercise that extra ground clearance on a regular basis

You can get a C4 in about the same shape for that money. CP all day

I’m not quite sure if I understand the difference between a system that controls your car if you fall asleep vs a system that controls your car if you’re awake

Tada steps back to observe his handiwork and exclaims ,“Fresh AF!”

Tada did say this: “One of the joys of launching a sports car is getting the initial model out, and then keeping it fresh with regular updates.”

I’m sure that Ron is a decent guy, but his collecting effectively ruined many cars that could have gone to a good home. It’s sad to know that he sent some to the crusher, but it’s even sadder to see cars, barely covered (or uncovered), sitting outside and rotting. Especially when someone could have actually been, you…

I really don’t care for the M front bumper styling nor for the fact that the coupe has that fender porthole.... thing rather than the gills of the roadster. However, it’s basically has the proportions of my ideal vehicle. *sigh*

Step 1: Have a volume knob

Come to think of it... I don’t think that I’ve ever seen a Catera on the road. Not even once

It’s sad that there are more people who think that than supply of those cars however. An affordable one in good condition is hard to come by

I’m certainly concerned about missing the tax incentives, but I don’t think that there’s an EV/plug-in for me right now. The Clarity comes close, but it’s rather large and a total snooze fest

Who seriously gives a crap about car stereotypes? If it fits your use, and you like it, just go with it. Minivans are so useful, it's insane

the unfortunate fact is that none of them will be manual. Otherwise, I’d just capitalize on the $10k of incentives on the Clarity Plug-In like right f’ing now

Agreed. I had mostly only seen them in LA, and I didn’t think they were offensive. I haven’t sat in one, but I do assume it’s usual GM garbage. The lack of seat comfort is totally disappointing.

I’m starting to see a number of these in CO. It seems like a great vehicle to own! I’m just waiting (for better or worse) for my Fit to get a little more past 100k miles before I switch to an EV

I was going to post something snarky in response to the “What to Take Away from This” line, but honestly, I just hope that these customers get some sort of beneficial conclusion in the end.