#1990s

Suzuki introduced the Samurai in the United States as a 1986 model, just a year after the first Chevrolet-badged Suzukis went on sale. Samurai sales ceased here after 1995, and most of us thought that nothing could replace that magical combination of cuteness and high center of gravity.

Murilee Martin Jun 17, 2024

Bd2 Do you plan on reporting on the Genesis X Gran Racer VGT?
Hans Shtick "...benefited from the optional adjective dampers..."ALWAYS a good thing to keep reviews from excessive hyperbolic language.
Tstew78 Aren't they a ZZ Top cover band?
JMII A few weeks ago we looked at Genesis GV60 (wife loved it) and without any prompting the sales guy said he could take $17k off. A few minutes earlier when I inquired about colors and availability (just as test since I already knew the answer) he claimed they didn't have many because they are selling so quickly. Well if that's true then why the discount? turns out they can't give these things away. I fully expect 50% off in 2 years when the leases get returned. I'll happy take a lightly used 70k luxury EV when its only 35k.
SCE to AUX Once the distortions of the uneven new/used subsidies are considered, it's hard to say what's really going on.But lower prices are probably going to be reflected in greater losses for the EV operations of these mfrs. H/K/G may be profitable already (?), and Rivian claims they will be by the end of 2024, but the other non-Tesla operations are all under water.

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