That wagon is like a reverse Bugatti.

Amateurs...

WOAH uh huh huh uhhhh huh huh huh

Look at this big ass brown wagon, look at it because it checks all the right boxes for you, and this is what YOU will buy.

Are you suggesting that $100 is a bad price for a tow? That’s really amazingly low. The tow truck driver has to be paid, the truck has to be paid for, the fuel to come get your friend, the time and ability to load and unload the car... $100 doesn’t go very far. I don’t even want to imagine the insurance costs that…

Great questions! To that first one, I actually have three:

Good.

(and take your irritating exhaust pipes with you on the way out of the USDM)

The older ones were so pleasantly angular—they did indeed make for perfect sketching material.

Introducing: The Jeep Renegade Rubicon SRT-4 Dakar Hellcat Trailhawk Dune Crawler Sahara!

In many cases, that would be illegal. All sales have to happen through franchised dealers, to protect the consumer. Choices are being made for you by other people for your benefit, don’t you know?

I’m shocked that someone hasn’t come up with a concept like this yet.

It’s a fucking Honda Element.

Why would a CEO who plans to be at another desk in 3 years give a rat’s ass about the long term health of the company he’s at today?

This might be too complex for people to get but the valuation of a company is investors’ bets on how it will do in the future.

Be more like Tesla, car companies! Whatever that is supposed to mean.

As far as things I know live in my neighbourhood, there’s this old Nissan pickup, and an Acadian Canso

As others have said, what California does affects everyone.

I think one of the biggest opportunities that the industry has missed is the further-development and wide-spread implementation of plug-in hybrid technology. 98% of us could make due with a charge overnight that yields 20-40 miles of range on a daily basis.

Time for a new 2-door Honda coupe... this could be the Prelude to something wonderful.