Agreed. What happens when they bring back the dakota? Call it the Ram Dakota?

Usually kids don’t want the vehicles their parents drove. For gen X, it’s wagons. For millenials, it’s minivans

Gen X’ers need to get over their phobia of wagons. They’re cool AND practical.

There’s been a pothole on my street that’s been pending to be filled for over 4 years... so I don’t see it realistically happening

I think I can see the Porsche hiding in there somewhere.

So here’s an idea. What if the government got to decide which roads would be legal for autonomous driving? Like a big long stretch of highway with mostly straight and gradual curves would be “autonomous driving rated”. Cars would have to only allow auto pilot when on these roads. The roads would also have to be up to…

I’m sorry you got a lemon. But these cars and motors were actually pretty reliable. As a contrasting anecdote to yours, I had mine just up to 100k miles and the motor never gave me a single issue. I sold it and still see it around town once in a while.

Okay yeah that makes sense. Geez this car has some impressive numbers.

A quarter-mile in 10.7 seconds. Zero to 100 mph and back down to zero in 10.6 seconds.

You could have wired up the battery charger to the shore power outlet. It would be a much cleaner setup instead of breaking out the battery charger all the time.

Mitsubishi plans to institute a “flexible work schedule” instead of a typical nine-to-five setup, and a “relaxed dress code.” Plus, there’s a move to an “open layout” instead of the cubicles found in the old office, “collaborative work areas to reduce the scourge of closed-door office meetings,” and “bottomless cups…

Where the fuck is the Bronco?

Yep, you’ll only see great accolades for FCA on this site.

While V12s are cool, these V12's are hot garbage

I’m sorry man I just don’t buy that. I do this in my challenger all the time. Letting off has never lead to wanting to swing the other way. The people getting out of C&C want to stay in the throttle as long as they can. That’s when bad things happen. They don’t let off until they are completely sideways.

I’m willing to bet that the first designs of this car had a much better (smaller) grill that actually looked good. But upper management wanted BIGGER. And after the designers made the grill as big as they were willing to stomach, management just said “good, but could you make it even bigger?”

The rest of the car actually looks really good. Just fix that fucking grill! You could tell the designers of this car were over-ruled by upper management.

Come on, he said he wants somewhat reliable. But if you can find one cheap enough to leave enough room in the budget for an LS swap, you’re golden.

Should be fine. Just don’t lift off mid-corner lol

His comment was obviously satire