It gets worse. No matter what car you drive, people can see your location in real time and without authentication, can read your license plate, and can even watch you inside your own car.

I haven’t driven the refreshed ILX, but the one I test drove last year felt cheaper than a Civic. Literally, with no exaggeration, felt like a cheaper car than the Civic.

Jalopnik: Why do manufacturers always cheapen their smaller cars? Some people want nice cars that aren’t oversized. 

I could have sworn they brought a Jesko to the end of the Dream Ride in CT and drove it off the truck. Did I misremember that? I didn’t take any pictures or videos for evidence...

Thank you. So this 201 estimate should be the lowest of all of them, right?

What are they Taycan motor options again? There’s a Taycan, then a Taycan Turbo, then a Taycan Turbo S? And it’s 201 miles for just the middle one, or all three?

While we’re at it, years are never pluralized with apostrophes, either. “Ferrari’s of the 1980's” is so, so wrong.

This seems like as much a demonstration of what happens when your suspension is tuned for more weight than your car actually is. This thing must be, what, 500 lbs lighter (~12.5%) than stock?

I must have missed the part that said “hell no”, but I did see the part where someone not connected to Ford speculated that it was “not likely” simply on the basis that companies don’t usually lower starting prices year-over-year.

Jalopnik: Cars these days are too complicated, it’s just more stuff to break!

I mean, that actually sounds great. People have an appetite for expensive pickups, so let them order their luxotruck. But other people just need a reliable work vehicle and don’t need any frills. Give them what they need too.

But STI is only manufacturing 209 examples of the S209 at a price of $63,995, making it the most expensive Subaru ever sold in the U.S.

Psh, I’ve been cross country even faster. Avg nearly 500 mph, and I even fell asleep a couple times. Having a pilot fly the plane for you is the real trick. 

Or you can get a single razor knife from Harbor Freight for $0.39

Or you can get a single razor knife from Harbor Freight for $0.39

Tom, quick note - if you have any control over it, I think referencing more of the questions in the headline might increase interest. Like this one, someone not thinking about retiring may scroll right past, even when they might be interested in buying a car over the CA state line or something.

I actually strongly prefer the Corolla’s dash. Simple and uncluttered. To each their own, I guess!

That’s where I’m at now. Last time I was shopping for cars, I was looking at full-EV first. Not finding one for a reasonable price that had the range to do everything I needed, I gave up and got an NA V6, figuring it might be a last hurrah for gas for me. Now I’ve realized that what I really wanted was a plug-in…

Why is everyone so hung up on the name? Are we car enthusiasts or etymology enthusiasts? Who the hell cares what letters are on the trunk, evaluate it as a car...the thing we ostensibly care about more. 

Prelude to Quaaludes.

We’ve had a Robovac 30 for over a year now (bought July 2018) running every day and it’s still going strong. We also have had an 11 since March 2017 that is still working perfectly too. What type of failures have you had?

We’ve had a Robovac 30 for over a year now (bought July 2018) running every day and it’s still going strong. We also…