I think from Day One the T-Bird was not sold as a sports car but as a “personal luxury car” (which kind of makes me gag), so I’m not sure that would have moved the needle. It was never supposed to be a Corvette, and at one point was a six-seater. The later Porsche 944 Turbo had only 247 hp, so I’d say this T-Bird at…

Interesting that we’ve seen videos of tug-o-wars with Rivians, F150s Lightnings and Hummer EVs without this issue occurring.

I saw one at the Toronto Auto Show a few weeks ago, and it’s amazing how much worse it is in the metal than in photos. It’s just so ridiculously huge and obnoxious looking, as if the design brief was “conceive a vehicle even less suited for public roads than a Hummer H1.” It also looks fundamentally cheap and somehow f…

This is post-BK GM. This thing debuted for 2013. GM filed BK in 2009.

My thinking is that your adaptive cruise is working exactly as it should, and that driver is an asshole whose choices shouldn’t demand a design change.

Uh....for all uses of cruise control, a space large enough for other drivers to merge in should be left....that feels like works as designed to me.

I’ll never understand the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 6 love. The 5 is OK I guess if you’re into the retro styling.

I think the Lincoln MKVIII neon light bar is critically missing. 

The type of car that everyone is clamoring for in the US, but if it actually came here would be a sales dud.

Because Dodge has always been a shit box?

Why would you need to? Scat Pack has been a Dodge thing since 1968.

NO Tesla has already cornered that market

I’d still rather have a Stinger. Not feeling the look of this new Charger. Also, all this power and stuff, but how much is it gonna weigh? How will it handle?

It’s currently in the middle of it’s evolution. The next gen after this one is gonna be a crossover.

The Stinger is a pretty big car already, even bigger isn’t a selling point for me.

Nobody else thinks this vehicle looks sorta odd?

It’s the car they* didnt want you** to have.

I guess I don’t do enough coke. 

It looks like someone drew a Polestar from memory.

Ah, yes, a hit piece on your favourite fraudster. It’s always someone else’s fault, certainly not the micromanaging narcissist psycopath always thinking and acting like everyone else needs to lose for him to win, and a con-man who has commited fraud more times than I can recollect. No, not him. Can’t be Musk, or Tesla…