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I'm anxiously waiting for GM to ressurect the much ballyhooed Volt on this thread. You almost had me convinced.....

and it should have ended at post 2. here we are in 2024. Hybrids are the way to go, and Tesla does it best.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/finance/news/vw-bmw-mercedes-getting-left-210028972.html

I disagree. People would buy e cars if they would make something people actually WANT Apart from Tesla, There are few compelling choices on the market Electric cars WILL, be the norm, we just need more exciting models. Trust me, they are coming,...

GM is making some curious decisions, why did they abandon the Ultium branding? interestingly, the market is thirsty for a Honda EV, this bodes well for a "real" Honda EV in the future. the Prologue is selling suprisingly well, its even out selling the Ioniq5 and gaining on...

Soon, very soon..,, several models in the pipeline in the next few years https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a62530559/honda-0-series-ev-prototype-drive/

Still, still. The only full electric I'd buy today. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a62446256/2024-tesla-model-3-long-range-rwd-test/

As much as I admire them, owning a Porsche is not for the faint of heart. When you have been spoiled by japanese reliability and quality, Its hard to go anywhere else.

Not sure why you'd want two mini vans A cr v hybrid would be way more practical unless you have more than 3 large kids

Very true. I was smitten with this car for a long time. Until I drove one. Just didn't do anything for me. My GS-R was more fun. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a15142652/acura-integra-gs-r-archived-long-term-test-review/

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a62582253/brembo-brake-company-buys-ohlins/

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a62567491/tesla-robotaxi-reveal/

have to admit, even I thought they were crazy, but never underestimate the Japanese. they are crafty and incredibly intuitive for the most part..........while the whole world was preaching and dumping Billions (with a B) in to the EV "revolution", Toyota (and Honda). were...

no doubt my first E vehicle when it arrives. :)

ah yes, here we are, since 2017 thread start, as per post 2 Tesla tesla tesla, and Hybrids are the way to go. Welcome to 2024 other observations : -the "Big 3" and others have big time scaled back their electricfication plans in favor of hybrids. (imagine if they put all...

There are advantages to taking an older model to the dealer. Esp if you keep them long term like I do. I had a timing chain done by the dealer on a 2008 model vehicle (16 years old) . Yes, the corner garage guy quoted slightly cheaper, but I felt better knowing it would be "done right"...

thats just plain incompetence on the dealers part. sometimes it takes a bit of time (trying different dealers), but when you find the dealer that does things correctly, they will have a customer for life. corner shops are just good for tires, oil, and brakes, I wouldnt trust them on...

uh, no. Lucid is the one to watch.

nah, I can see hybrid in honda product, but not Acura or MDX pretty sure Acuras roadmap is to transition to all electric and skip the hybrid phase. Mind you, with the way automakers are rethinking their EV strategy due to poor sales, that may change. Having said all that, I'd still go...

I've posted a Pic of the Maverick hybrid engine bay. It's a hornets nest mess of wires. I can imagine the rest of the vehicle. Not surprised it took 2 weeks