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But... you don't fit in it because of the white dash trim. How do you know how it handled?

What? Noooo, of course not! ?

*caste

You're so easy, Moltie!

I do love those '59-'60 Biscaynes. There's something to be said about minimalism. This is automotive art in its simplest form. Just you, your intrepid steed, and the road. I'll bet it could be ordered without heater, windshield warshers, or backup lights, am I right, Balthy?

Proper use of apostrophes is also extremely difficult.

We have about half a dozen of these right now. Honestly they seem very nearly as claustrophobic as the CX-3. You sit low, with a high tub around you and very limited visibility out the back. They are still too much car, not enough utility, imo. I do like the black and blue interior color scheme on the lower trims though.

I understand the new Yukon can do a "hurricane turn" very similar to the Rivian.

I did that to my 2007 Sierra. 2" lowering shackles on the rear leaves to level it.

As I captain my 6.3 sec 0-60 V6 Colorado, I still have a soft spot for the 2.0L 4WD Ecosport, especially now when competitive pressure is driving the transaction prices way down. All the reviewers are saying the little Ford has a good ride and handling, and without the impediment of an artificially high selling price, it becomes much friendlier of a proposition. Same with the Trax, which is selling with excellent discounts. Known for a smooth ride and good handling. I keep checking for Chevy's Build&Price function to come online for the 2021 Trailblazer, too.

Ah yes, the ol' "five gallon bucket trick"...

Well I think congratulations are in order! I wish I had the testicular fortitude to keep a vehicle until the doors fall off! Cavaliers were/are unsung heroes, imo.

Boring POS with Corolla headlights. NO THANKS.

Very well done. The AT4 version looks fantastic. I also love the Denali dash. In the screen presentation when they were showing the white AT4 models lined up, you can catch a glimpse of a refreshed Terrain AT4. Although it will probably be as genuine as the Acadia with regard to real off-road features, it should be cool for ppl who want something different.

Yup, and one goes by "Diesel".

LOL that is what that was.

Took a 6-hour round trip in the Kia Forte over the weekend. Coming out of my truck and into the Kia, I was annoyed with the amount of road noise. I am wondering if the UX suffers from road noise... which should be banished in all luxe makes.

Baby Yoda can deduce from the teaser photo... that's the new Yukon. The GMC Yukon is GMC's fullsize, body-on-frame SUV.