Half of my company’s revenue comes from automotive ($5b) so yeah, I’m concerned when there’s an interruption in manufacturing. Other than that, I have never considered a GM product as their reputation for quality and flat out ugly vehicles is remarkably consistent.

The union should really be fighting for better looking Chevys.

I can’t imagine anyone other than someone directly involved with the strike or their family members making a decision not to buy a GM vehicle specifically because of it.

I have, too. Had a few with gray interiors. Hated them. Black only.

I just like grayscale colors. Every car looks better in grayscale. Ford’s Magnetic Gray is my favorite. Even Ferrari looks better in gray.

Say Q followed by a two digit number divisible by 10 and you probably just named one of their models.

Preach that all you want - in practice it never happens.

That and blending in to traffic is why I like silver. On something that stands out, I’d pick a more interesting color (when a good one is actually offered), but on a fairly anonymous daily, I don’t want to be easy to notice.

I’m going to rant and possibly rave here for a moment.

Change them to pink, that’ll get you typical Charger driver to take them off real fast. 

I mean, Tesla is over valued by a lot right now that they HAVE to grow at such a rapid pace to justify their current stock prices.

They could even go newer. 

A Prius C. No question. You can find them everywhere for under $10k, and it’s perfect for city driving.

Prius V.

Oh my God please!

I’m conflicted because when the customer base already drink and drive, road rage, drive impaired (sleep, meds, etc...), drive without a license or insurances, maybe they think they need to automate all this ASAF to save hundreds of thousands, or maybe they don’t care and are simply racing to be first for profits, or…

I’ve had similar thoughts, observing what I do when I pull in and out of my local gas station/convenience store. If I see someone get into their car, I know they’re leaving; I look for brake lights and reverse lights when going past a line of parked cars; sometimes I make eye contact with someone driving toward me; I…

The thing I keep coming back to is that, even though highway/freeway driving is done at a much higher rate of speed, maneuvering through a parking lot requires a lot more from a driver in terms of potential for unexpected hazards.

And the buyer in 92 spent $895 for the exquisite wood dash trim... along with $1595 for italian fittipaldi wheels, $1190 for gold emblems/door handles, and $79 for pinstripe.

Way more than 127 were still on the road.  127 is the number that made it home.