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With some torquey electric motors driving the back wheels, I could see this thing being fun to drive. Not as much fun as a V8 NSX, but still fun.

Wow. I must say, I'm glad I wasn't driving into that glare.

@Mobius_1000_Club: That's the beauty of robot overlords. No clothes, no food; no laundry, no dishes. It's a win-win.

Hey, as long as these things can be corralled into doing my dishes and laundry while I sit back and watch TV in my recliner, I'm all for it. I say bring it on!

@Adamskiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy: I do believe that's a Blazer Xtreme, which was the SUV version of the S10 Xtreme sport suspension and appearance option. So who knows, it could be a rally participant or, just as likely, a passer-by.

@fwa2500: So, after a few beers, does the car appear in focus?

@Novaload Misses Murilee: This, and my current quasi-employment situation, makes me think that I should move to Alameda and bring only my '57 Chevy with me.

We have the technology... we can rebuild it... man, that thing would make an awesome rat rod.

@TV's Paul Y.: 'cause it'd take a million dollars to get the kind of chicks who'd double up on a guy like me.

Wait, the dad drives a pink car and the daughter drives the primer gray one? Bizzaro world. Nice find, and she looks to be in great shape. I would like to see pictures of this daughter, though.

"You seen that video where that Aussie redneck smashes a windshield with his forehead? Yeah, well that ain't nothin'. I'm gonna smash a Jaguar windshield with my other head. Prepare to be amazed."

@lilwillie heart clicks GM: I'm pretty sure when you say "shoot back", you're referring to the Glock you keep in your glove box. But if, by some slim chance, you actually mean you shoot a deuce at a passing semi WHILE driving, well sir, that is a feat of coordination and vehicular control that demands not only respect

Poor "new" GM. It's getting everything as ass-backwards as old GM did.

@Ash78: I can't get the video to play at all. Thanks for explaining it. And here I was thinking it was some kind of new terrorist meme.

Maybe now that Maximum Bob is in charge of GM's marketing, the dream of seeing ManBearPig in a Chevy ad can finally come true.

Overall I was very impressed with Cotton's interview, but the one thing he won't admit—and he'll have to if he wants to back up this straight-talk persona he's promising—is the problem has nothing to do with consumer perception and everything to do with a legacy of building shitty cars and trucks. He says the new

Australia! F*ck yeah!

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