It’s been a few years since TTAC has held an award ceremony for the best and worst vehicles, but 2012 marks the re-birth of two storied traditions for the site – and it’s all decided by you, the readers.
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It’s been a few years since TTAC has held an award ceremony for the best and worst vehicles, but 2012 marks the re-birth of two storied traditions for the site – and it’s all decided by you, the readers.
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AMC_CJ - These kind of vehicles are perfect for me, but pretty much non-existent. Maybe not a bad deal if it had lower mileage on it. But, My 2006 Jeep Liberty CRD...
Hummer - I see, America is no longer privileged with great vehicles, if that’s not evidence of too much regulation……
hf_auto - For what it’s worth, I just left my Volt parked at the airport (Seatac, mild temperatures) for a week and a half. I was curious about the...
dolorean - Love the Z ad. That one was promoted first during the ’93 SuperBowl. It was also during that awkward elderly Japanese gentlemen, ah, cliche, shilling the Nissan...
nine11c2 - you are right – they SAY they sold far more cars then I thought so it is more than a few million. Not sure how many $100,000 cars with limited...
DC Bruce - This would be a killer city car that I would be hard-pressed to drive more than 5,000 miles/year, given its range limitations. In fact, my DD is a...
Kyree S. Williams - Actually, the (current) Durango and Grand Cherokee are underpinned by a modified Mercedes M-class platform, which is related to the GL and...
Hummer - Agree with the author, new cars are boring and bland in design, still using the same crappy material adopted in the 70/80s just in different...
DeeDub - Yes, it’s the revenue number, and it’s considerably higher than “a few million” as you wrote.
David Dennis - They have delivered more than 10,000 cars and are on course to sell over 20,000 cars this year. 20,000 cars is sufficient for breakeven....