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    Yeah, I know. But, they'll both be sitting next to each other and likely test drove together and one will be a brand new sports car that you can see out of and the other would theoretically be 10 years old with no outward vision. Right now, the Camaro isn't stealing from the Challenger or Mustang either.
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    Could you imagine what the Camaro sales would drop to if Chevrolet made another 30-50k sports car?
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    Oh no, I've read them. SuperCruise and a superior sound system. Oh and you get a mini-fridge. https://www.motortrend.com/news/2021-cadillac-escalade-vs-gmc-yukon-denali-chevy-tahoe-high-country-differences-comparison/ " What Does The Escalade Have The Yukon/Tahoe Don't? Only 2021 Cadillac Escalade buyers can opt for an onboard refrigerator-freezer or night vision. And 2021 GMC Yukon/XL Denali buyers are the only ones who can purchase a power-sliding center console. Motoring said console aft 10 inches (via an unmarked button on the center roof console) opens up a space to store a purse or parcel, moves the cupholders on the rear of said console closer to occupants of the rear captain's chairs (the option isn't offered with a middle-row bench seat), and exposes a drawer in the bottom of the console in which to store valuables. When the console's motored forward and the key is away from the vehicle, it would take a lot of vicious crowbarring to access what's in that drawer. " It's basically the definition of putting lipstick on a pig. I'm not saying the end product is bad in any way. It's just also a vehicle for people who love status symbols...because the Denali exists.
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    But, there's just a styling difference between an Escalade and a Denali. You're paying a premium for the badge the same way one would for a GLA. The one distinctive thing you get in an Escalade over the Denali is SuperCruise.
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    Couldn't the same be said for Escalade buyers when there's a Yukon Denali?
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    Haven't they already done this with the XT4, XT5, and XT6? Aren't those rebadged versions of Chevy, GMC, and/or Buick? Oh, and Escalade.
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    I like it but they better be ready to say "bye-bye" to the Camaro if they went this route. It's an interesting idea but is it financially feasible at 30k to make a mid-engine sports car? I would almost assume there would be a lesser powerful base engine and their 2.0T would suffice for the weight. It would be amazing if they'd do a manual transmission(even if it were an UP charge) because this would be in Miata territory and driver engagement would be front and center, I'd assume.
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    Well, they're far from hitting each segment as hard as possible so they might as well try and get into more segments.
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    I thought the electric bikes were designed more as an assist and not going 37mph.
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    How is there no business case for being able to charge 15k more for a Trax? Hyundai Genesis prior to Genesis becoming its own brand...
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    F-Sport is just an appearance package on this.
  12. ccap41
    Ahhh that makes perfect sense. Thank you!
  13. ccap41
    How are you concluding a 7.2% death rate? I completely agree with your latter part that if millions are infected that there simply will not be enough room for everybody.
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    Is that just China or global? It's actually kindof tough to find good information on it as every news outlet is spitting information out and some are thorough and some are not.
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    ~2.5%
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    He mentions its 32k base price. $32,300 per their website. You can actually get the AWD, hybrid, top trim package, "Luxury", for under 40k.
  17. ccap41
    'looks terrible, doesn't it?! I still cannot understand a luxury branded "SUV" with less than 170hp and a measly 150 torques exists.
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    "we expect pricing to stick close to the 2019 model’s $26,680 figure."
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    Did you convert to paper straws at your restaurant? I believe that started mid to late 2015.
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    Obviously they don't care how many values there are. I was just in the assumption it had to do with the overall efficiency or ability to burn cleaner...somehow... I can't imagine it getting much better with longer gears as it's an 8-spd and four of those gears are overdrive ratios. Emissions is not the same thing as fuel economy. That's what I originally meant. The Corolla does not have a turbocharged 2.0. That's an N/A engine but, I know what you mean.
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    "They" may have been saying that 5 years ago... and that still leaves a 5 year window that would overlap a year... 2020's always seemed like a target range for electrified vehicles advancement in the market.
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    Isn't the DOHC thing an emissions thing? Isn't that why the downsizing and DOHC-everything became a thing?
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    Absolutely...
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    Dfelt uses more fossil fuels than anybody else here and is supposedly a huge proponent for EVs..
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