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What's Wrong With This Picture: America's Car Edition
President Obama got a chance to check out the Chevy Volt yesterday, as part of his trip to the Michigan battery belt. Unfortunately, he did not confirm or deny whether the Volt will actually get 230 MPG, because the EPA and GM are still “negotiating” a mileage sticker for the Volt. Luckily, GM has provided an important look at how the Volt’s battery system stacks up against key competitors…
What's Wrong With This Picture: Bricklin: The Musical! Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Busted! Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: The Quest For The Minivan Awesomeness Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Mini Is Cummins To Get You Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Hungry Like A Wolf Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Turbocharging Das Truth Edition
Note to Volkswagen marketing: it’s important to know your competition. The Acura RDX is a compact SUV that comes with a standard turbocharged engine, a fact that makes your already-questionable marketing claim look just plain stupid. Alternatively, this is yet more proof that Acura is the most invisible brand in America. [Hat Tip:Alex Rashev]
What's Wrong With This Picture: Porsche 928 Reborn Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: Tesla Takes 2 Through 5 Edition
What's Wrong With This Picture: We All Knew This Would Happen Someday Edition
Via dinosaursandrobots.com come pictures of what may be the most predictable conversion ever… and it looks like this particular Kia owner went the full Amanti with it.
What's Wrong With This Picture: MINI's Growing Family Edition
MINI’s new six-model lineup gets an early preview, as the Cooper, Convertible, Clubman, Countryman, Coupe and Roadster meet up outside MINI’s plant in Oxford, England. The Countryman SUV won’t arrive in the states until February 2011, with the Coupe and Roadster following by six and 12 months respectively.
What's Wrong With This Picture: Stow 'N Go Edition
Why do drug smugglers use Chrysler’s patented Stow ‘N Go storage system to smuggle $100k worth of marijuana across the Mexican border? Because they can. Or, because Wieden + Kennedy have another Caravan ad to make. But this is hardly the most entertaining shot from the LA Times’ gallery of “Bizarre Border Busts” [Hat Tip: Richard Chen]. No, you’ll have to hit the jump for that one…
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