The irony of a company called FCA where both the F and the C are dead is quite amusing.

Your potent argumentation just won me over, and I now see the error of my ways - congrats!

He’s saying he loves science but he decided he knew better than scientific research. I don’t really care, we’re all subject to little idiosyncrasies, mine is coherence.

Ah OK, you pick and choose what science says. That works too!

And given that Peugeot’s current CEO will become the CEO of this entire corporate mess makes me think that “Amercian” vehicles like Jeep and Ram will be even more foreign-owned and foreign-run.

Where I live it’s been unheard of all the time :-)

It’s missing a 6.

I was about to say, it’s not the head that’s big, it’s the hands that are small.

Egad. The new Yaris was awful, and this is no better. Daihatsu all the way!

I wonder if the deal is less of an FCA takeover than the one with Renault was discussed as being?

I gave you a star for the obscure reference, not for the car itself :-)

The engine’s in the wrong place :-)

I’m sorry but I don’t need some long scientific research to tell me what I can feel

On eye strain: try comparing dark mode vs light mode on your smartphone while in a cinema or dark room.

The sculptural diamond-like front hood is particularly gorgeous and a welcome change from the habitual longitudinal “power” creases we usually get.

In a case of crash with that car, you’d leave a weeping willow.

I won’t fight you because I entirely agree.

Oh, thanks, I get it now.

I distinctly remember the first time I spotted one - and that was Susan driving hers on an episode of Desperate Housewives. The car not being sold here, I had no idea what it was, but found it interesting enough that I started searching for more info on it :-)

Happy to read about your brother. And everyone else helped by the ACA.