It mixed a sport chrono with a cartoon character - it's your AI assistant (rotates its head too!). And of course it has a Sport Plus drive mode too.
https://insideevs.com/photo/7442834/avatr-12-the-unveiling-in-munich/
It depends whether you think China is a trading partner or an authoritarian adversary with designs of world dominance.
I don't see those as mutually exclusive.
He's on the waiting list for a Sport Turismo GTS, those are much harder to come by in the US
Good to hear from someone who actually lives in China ??
Harder, yes. Impossible, no. Considering he makes his living in the internet car reviews, how did he not find one by now? Heck, just reading this forum, threads like this, there was at least one configurable ST allocation available this year. On top of that he has connections in PCNA, who could have helped him search which dealer has an allocation. It seem to me if he really wanted one, he would have had at least an allocation by now, not be on a waitlist. Perhaps he just likes to be able to say in his videos that he’s buying one.
Meh, I put 150,000 miles on a second gen Chevy Avalanche without having to make a single repair, just tires and fluid changes. Best vehicle we’ve ever owned. Tahoe LTZ after that was equally bulletproof, though I didn’t keep it long term.
I don't mean to insult every model that GM has ever produced (I actually owned a Cadillac ELR which I think was a great car for its time -- pity that they only sold about 3000 of them). For sure, GM, Ford etc. know how to make decent cars, but that old-school-Detroit-bean-counter-government-will-save-us mindset needs to go by the wayside or the Koreans (eventually followed by the Chinese) will step in to eat their lunches. On the subject of excessive plastic on American made cars, I have only one question: What stopped GM from covering the entire Avalanche in plastic, looks like they were on a roll.
That’s a Gen 1. I wouldn’t have touched one with a ten foot pole.I don't mean to insult every model that GM has ever produced (I actually owned a Cadillac ELR which I think was a great car for its time -- pity that they only sold about 3000 of them). For sure, GM, Ford etc. know how to make decent cars, but that old-school-Detroit-bean-counter-government-will-save-us mindset needs to go by the wayside or the Koreans (eventually followed by the Chinese) will step in to eat their lunches. On the subject of excessive plastic on American made cars, I have only one question: What stopped GM from covering the entire Avalanche in plastic, looks like they were on a roll.
Little wonder about the camry. They are now "assembled" in Kentucky by "Pillbillies." Hard to focus on the Toyota Production System when workers are jacked up on crystal meth and Mountain Dew.
