it has a 64 eMPG rating. It seem pretty efficient, compared to its ICE cousin.

While I’m sure the Caddy has a much smoother ride than the NYC taxi’s I’ve been in. I’m not sure I’d want to be eating while bouncing around Manhattan’s patchwork of potholes and bumps. The bowl of noodles looks just ready to slop onto your lap. 

it reminds me of those videos of cars sliding on ice and people jumping out instead of allowing seatbelts, airbags, and the metal cage do their job. 

One I wished that had happened Koenigsegg and Saab. a free-valve 9-5 would have been cool.

What will they sell?

“This would be a pretty dramatic hit for one of the few success stories in the EV world at the minute.”

This video is quite impressive The INSANE Hyundai IONIQ 5 N // REAL Nürburgring Performance!

Norway has $1.75 Trillion in their sovereign wealth fund from their oil revenue - they’ve planned for the future.

In a world where the Cybertruck exists - this is light years from odd. 

that sounds like you had an issue - I would get 25mpg from the 3.1 easily. 

I’m not an aeronautical engineer - but the rendering with the engines at the back likely isn’t going to be maneuverable enough for what they’re promising.

No, someone must of imported the Brera. For Canada you can import after 15 years (except for cars from the US which can come up as long as the model was sold here)

In Canada it’s only 15 years. I see a Brera on the road quite often and a Sirocco. Both are very cool.  

I always hated the Sable glow grill... and I now hate how its kinda come back with all the EVs that have glowing grills.

as someone who use to do autocross and track days in a non-typical car I approve of this message.

I feel like he got a free jacket with the car and he couldn’t decide whether to keep or not. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

love the narrow pillars of the Ferrari 400's - I wish modern cars were that easy to see out of.

The other day I was thinking, I bet Jalopnik would love to find a transportation angle on this story.

From the trunk lid we can see that’s a Model S 85, which was last made in 2016. So while it’d be nice to blame the latest Full Self Driving; that car doesn’t have it.