You’re wrong and you should feel bad.

Probably the first time I have even half agreed with anything you’ve posted.

For people who haven’t seen one of these in a few years, they’re incredibly small and narrow. And they’re stunning in person.

I didn’t say all truck owners are MAGA chumps. I’m saying that they’re a nice, predictable medium for people predisposed to that mindset. Up around here, the convoy people seem to gravitate to RAMs and not Sierras. I figure that’s because for years, FCA would sell a RAM with 20% off in cash on the hood, no matter how…

It’s not subconscious at all. We are so scared that if we’re not 7 feet off the road, we feel unsafe.

Everything they want, including contributing to the “ride height = safe” arms race plaguing North American roads. Maybe if North Americans didn’t have such fat asses and insecurity about what constitutes safe, we’d be better off.

If we’re going to deal with brain injured people texting on their phones while driving, most of us would prefer it’s not while they’re driving a 5000lb slab of metal with shitty sight lines.

A handful of you always crawl out from the ground when something like this gets posted.

Why are you so angry? Who hurt you? Is this what passes for constructive dialogue in your region?

Honest question.

Where’s the MAGA car sites at? Like.. ones that include slideshows that show the best places to get discount lift kits, the cheapest flags so that they can be their best when they’re at the beach, or the best CB radios so that they can pretend like they’re truckers, or military, or something not…

This was written either by someone who’s too young to drive or so old that they had a crank poking through the grille.

A Mini would be perfect, minus the reliability/cost of ownership aspect.

Oh, sweetheart...

The 9-5 just ripped their C pillar from the thousands of cars that had C pillars before it!

This thing, as it sits, is only good for making the drive look like a poser.

lol the flaccid anger here in response to a trollish response. Have a Snickers. You’re not yourself when you’re hungry.

You’re concerned about slant in this article?

You won’t be missed.

The engine cover on my ‘13 C30 T5 has the exact same crack that it developed at somewhere around 55-60k miles. I just attributed it to a numptie in the service bay, but maybe it’s a known issue?

Well, they’re not, but it’s part of their cosplay.