Having rented a Sentra (last thing on the lot with a late flight into a smallish airport), I am tempted to consider being killed a relief. If you voluntarily rented one, well, chances are you have already lost the will to live.

You're right. They should bring back the Coupe DeVille. As a four-door SUV.

pickup is a kind of truck.

I know this will be controversial, but I call all lifted vehicles trucks, mainly because early SUVs were on truck chassis and I got used to it, but now mostly because it’s easier to say “hon take the truck” as opposed to “hon take the SUV.” SUV doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.

Is this what people think a good looking sedan looks like?  This thing is the rolling equivalent of a yawn, both inside and out.  I’m having a hard time understanding all the praise in these comments.

Was gonna call him an idiot but had a similar incident myself once. I had a steep driveway at my first house; I was sitting in the car with the handbrake on for a while, got out and went to go around the back of the car to grab something from inside and the car starts rolling past me. Before I have time to clock…

I want to live in this universe.

Women are all psychopaths, never met a normal one.

When I started dating my now ex-wife, about four or five dates in, I once referred to her 1997 Saturn SC with faded paint, cracked panels and dry-rotted interior as a “Shitty Road Toilet”. She took offense, but I quickly apologized and moved on.

$4k to lower an old Passat? Seems like a lot of money, maybe should have spent a little more $$ and got a system that could have raised the car over the bumps...

Its unbelievable how these insanely simple safety features can save lives and prevent a person and car from getting mutilated. Its the same with rear crash guards. Having a rear crash guard with slightly wider and spaced out braces made the difference between life and death in crash tests.

Shouldnt “autonomous” vehicles not have the ability to be set to auto pilot and go in excess of the posted speed limit? If safety IS your top concern (as Tesla positions “autopilot” to be significantly safer than a human driver) then what is so safe about travelling 68mph on a 55mph road?

Consumers have full faith that automakers will sell them a safe and reliable product

How does it feels to drive something that looks, smells and runs good ?

GM fails to reinvent the wheel, but they took a crack at it.

Worked for Toyota:

Yes!!

This is badge engineering at its best. They’re not even pretending, is just a matter of dealers and options.

Here we go again

GM when it comes to their current truck designs: