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Front end looks great but not the side or the rear. Interior is beautiful. Wouldn't buy one!

I remember putting playing cards onto the front forks of my bicycle to hit the spokes just to make some noise. Looks like someone will have to invent something similar for EVs.

Where will he move the N. American VW headquarters to, I wonder.

I've always been here and comment only occasionally. It's where I go for my automotive news.

Sure, you can say that but it’s a segment that’s untapped. Hyundai could make it into something that everyone else abandoned years ago. I think Australia Proved it was viable until Holden shut down. I’m ready for an El Camino SS equivalent. Chevy could build one off the Blazer and I’d buy it as my daily driver and let my Camaro 2SS spend more time in the garage.

The prices are out of control. High volume sales need realistic prices. Cars and truck are getting to the point where a 10 year note is needed just to make them affordable. That falls into the home mortgage space.

They should advertise it as a “Ute” or El Camino remake. Don’t try and sell it the the traditional truck buyers, that won’t work. I like this thing actually but then, I’m not much of a truck guy. I prefer sedans with two doors.

One has to wonder if this happened due to creative accounting or is it real. Only time will tell.

I feel sad for Ford getting rid of their passenger cars. If the trend is towards higher fuel prices, they better pull a rabbit out of the hat to make trucks and SUV's super fuel efficient. Electric is still a long way off from being mainstream.

I like it. Especially the front end. Very tastefully done without trying to go over the top. Lexus, are you paying attention?

I guess I may be one of the few that isn't bothered by the poor visibility of the 6th gen. I tend to drive using my mirrors rather than the windows anyway. But what gets me is the naming convention. From the article: "Chevrolet has cut prices on the Camaro 1LS, 1LT, and 2LT as part of the 2019 refresh. They have also introduced a 1LE version for the 2.0L turbo-four to better compete with the Mustang EcoBoost. The 1LE brings a chassis package from the 1LE V6, 20-inch wheels, and a six-speed manual for only $30,995 (includes shipping)." What's with all the trim level letters? I'm shopping right now and when it comes to Mustang, it's pretty clear. You have the ecoboost and the GT. Trim is either "premium" or not. I think this must hurt sales too. Use names, not letters.

Nice try but I think Kia will want their grill back.