I was thinking maybe a Renault 5? FWD/RWD at least. There might have been some rally AWD version? 

Isn’t that what the Q-whatever (ex-G35) is? But something closer the Z would be cool. 

How did the Sherp not make this list?

2nd Gear: I remember seeing my first and only Countach in 1986, I didn’t see another Lambo till mid-90s - a Diablo. Now I will see a few every week.   

We have a Model 3, we’ve been happy with it - no issues, supercharging is great. We could use a bigger vehicle though - and the Y would make sense but no way with Musk in charge. Saw two Cadillac Lyriq’s yesterday - looks very nice in person.

That’s a good catch - it went heavy braking to accelerating. That said the car should alert for an override at an intersection & disengage FSD. 

oh that Amazon - I guess Bezo’s gets a pass on this one. 

That’s really bad - but like - why did he not intrevene either? Shows you can’t be trusting the general public to be testing these half-baked systems on the open road.

Your example reminds me of a crash years ago that the police blamed on speeding. In an industrial park with long straight wide lanes there was a bulldozer parked on the side of the road. A pickup drove into the blade at an insane speed and there was nothing left - the rear wheels were touching the fronts, the…

exactly - the range was only 137mi 

Is adoption slow though? EV sales are up like 60% YoY

I don’t get why they left it off the list - it was one of the top starred nominations. 

Also in the article it says “CCS is Global” but its not. There is CC1 - North America and CC2 - Europe. They aren’t the same plug or compatible. 

and of course the 1973 massive stang to 1974 pinto stang.

Yes some people tried to take advantage of the Toyota situation but the issues were real

The brake lights are so low. Gives it a weird extra-high beltline on the rear hatch.

Production is finally back to full speed is my take; overall sales are up 17% year over year.

not in 1978, not in 2023

Little GTO