Dodge, Ram, and Jeep ought to be consolidated as a muscle-truck brand.

“Fiat, Chrysler, Peugeot, Opel, Jeep, Maserati, Dodge, Ram, Citroën, DS, Alfa Romeo, Vauxhall, Abarth, and Lancia.”

“It’s as if the ghost of Charles Darwin was riding a horse named Karma while leading all of these inbred troglodytes toward infamy in the halls of the Capitol.”

In addition to this being the epitome of foolish self-incrimination, it is also possibly the worst way to market yourself as a realtor while actively breaking and entering a building.

Hot take: this car and the class it runs in are lame as shit

But it’s still a Chevrolet, and Chevrolet has a ton of mainstream products that make them money. If a Corvette SUV was made, it wouldn’t be made on the same production line as the Corvette, it would be made alongside other Chevrolets - though, realistically, it’d be made alongside Cadillacs because they’re the premium…

The difference is Corvette doesn’t need to be saved - it’s a single model within the Chevrolet lineup. Porsche is a brand, Corvette is a model. That’s a pretty fundamental difference. 

I looking to basically semi retire soon from the tech company I helped start, the first thing I told my wife Im doing ( other then buying myself a viper) is throwing my smart phone in the garbage...where it belongs.

Meanwhile...

People obviously do, even if you and I may not.  And like anything, quality, design, and even exclusivity factor in. 

*deep breath as repressed 20th century GM fanboy increases*

The design is great. ‘Ioniq’ is an idiotiq name. 

That’s not a mistake. They released a special edition penny that depicts Lincoln as he looked at the end of his 2nd term.

The Alpine A110 Légende GT limited edition also have champagne/pale gold on the wheels, badges and carbon fiber inserts inside the car :

You can feel that Tesla is a strong long term bet and still think the current valuation is bananas. 

More than just Lake St. Clair, the reported run actually took place on the portion of Lake St. Clair known as Anchor Bay just off the coast of a town called New Baltimore. My fifth great grandfather was the first European settler of the area and his name on the town’s historical marker.