Just give me a passport, a plane ticket, a job and housing in New Zealand or someplace similar and I am out of here...

Doug,

Ha...got eem...

...I ain’t a regular person...

Tesla Model S P85D, for the times I give a shit...

I would love to hear Donald Trump’s comments on that...for the sheer comedic value alone...

Winning titles gets the attention of men,

Call...

Holden does...

An automotive arson article written by a guy with the last name “Torch”in sky...

And yes, while those companies may have made good cars with the obvious one man out scenario, it’s kinda hard to validate since at that time, Hyundai only had one model...the Excel. No car company gets everything perfect overnight.

Chrysler had a similar issue back in the day but people still buy Ram trucks and Chargers (although by having 4 doors, they’re not REAL Chargers to me).

I’m not saying that I don’t agree with you. I’m just saying why would anyone brand this ‘truck’ a failure for not being suitable for truck things, when most of the people who buy one don’t do truck things either? The comment I posted was not so much about the vehicle, as it is about the people who purchase them,

I recommended this comment because of George Costanza alone...

“ But buying a “better” car from a company that once sold the Excel all the way up to the cars they sold just 10 years ago is kind of like inviting a sex offender over to babysit your child because he has changed his ways.”

...and exactly how many truck buyers in America use bobcats and dump mulch? In fact, how many Americans use a pickup for a) what it was designed for, versus b) a styling and wealth statement? Because I have not once seen a bobcat dump mulch into the back of a $51,000 F-150 King Ranch. Enlighten me, please.

I’m sorry I didn’t take the time to read through each of over 500 comments. It’s called ‘having a life’...

...maybe the fact that Chrysler’s new cylinder heads are not a true hemispherical chamber design, and therefore only a Hemi in name only...

AJAYDEZ, “Because you’re comparing two cans with the same thickness. Try the experiment with a steel can and an aluminum can thatweigh the same and get back to me on which one was easier.”

Don’t worry about it. It’s cool...