Two Tribes: When a Suburban Crossover Owner Butts Heads With Urban/Environmental Advocates, Who Wins?

That headline is only the second 1980s musical reference of the day, which might point to a lack of sleep on the part of your author. Blame a raging sinus infection, or perhaps exposure to a heavy Twitter conversation that began yesterday and continues into today.

I’m a passive observer in all of this, as Twitter’s toxicity makes Love Canal look like a lush Koi pond. Engage at your peril. And yet an element of the back-and-forth that rages online in the center of the Canadian universe (Toronto) is something frequently mentioned in far calmer TTAC chatroom discussions.

How much car is too much car?

And, does it matter if you buy to cover all the bases?

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  • Bd2 Let's Go Brandon!
  • JMII Given the number of minor fender benders I see due to people rear ending others I am all for emergency braking via some kind of foward collision sensor. Speeding, tailgating, or messing with phones / screens the majority of accidents I see I just people plowing into others. If front collision braking was mandatory in all cars such accidents would be reduced. Is the tech perfect? No... but human drivers can't seem to pay attention so I guess the car has to do that job now. Humans had their chance but they are just too easily distracted behind the wheel. Both my mother and my wife have been rear ended thru no fault of their own so I'll admit some basis here. In my mother's case it took her several months to recover.
  • Zipper69 " including numerous examples of the Cybertruck"I could only see four in the lead photo, but they are kinda anonymous from above...
  • FreedMike These were great cars, but I don't think they're particularly novel or collectible. You can get a newer beater for that money that'd be easier to keep fixed.Good to see these soldiering on, though.
  • Funky D The only piece of technology introduced in the last 10 years that is actually useful is the backup camera. Get rid of the rest. All I want is a car with that and phone connectivity and zero driving nannies.