surreal1272

You couldn’t drag me by the hair on your best day anyway. And that’s not a zinger. That’s just passive aggressive bull$h! on your account because someone called you out on the truth of the matter. Big difference so maybe you should just zing yourself next time. Not really comparable IMO since the EUV starts at a much higher price and again, lacking AWD.

No. You just play one on C&G.

Oh you are just dripping with irony and hypocrisy here. And why are you trying to drag me into your personal beef with David? My downvote was 100% legit for the reason mentioned above. Get over yourself.

Style only goes so far when the power train is $h!. Lipstick on a CVT controlled pig. True but AWD is still a nice and almost necessary function for most folks up north.

Going to have to disagree on the simple fact that the Bolt has no AWD option. A missed opportunity by GM.

While it looks better than the outgoing model, it still has that dog engine and CVT, just a “no” followed by a bigger “HELL NO” from me. Better choices can be had without the CVT, thats for sure. Start with the 2022 Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage (just for having an actual 8 speed auto as opposed to a junk CVT) and work your way down from there. At least Nissan had the good sense to remove the CVT from the upcoming Pathfinder.

Go crawl with each other and figure out where you went wrong.

(Had a response but remembered what Drew said about politics and refrained from handing you your a**). You don’t know how lucky you are here.

There are people that still ride horse and buggy’s too so that’s not really saying much.

Then crawl your sorry ass on out then because you are just continuing to prove me right by going on and on about it while harping on others to NOT to do that same thing. And the only thing you are crawling around, at this point, is the drain. Don’t forget to flush.

You clearly didn’t realize that we are talking about TWO different things but again, keep arguing over semantics for two more pages. And last time I checked, it wasn’t a creativity competition. My supposed lack of creativity doesn’t make my statement any less true and that’s the point, which clearly flew over your head. Back to cars...

Speak for yourself buddy. You spent a page and a half going back and forth with USA-1 over semantics (like always) and nutting over any reasonable discussion so look in the mirror next time before trying to call someone else out. Literally what you said on the first page. That was not a response to David. You tried to call me out over something you, yourself, did on this very same thread. Again, look in the mirror next time. Classic ccap. Nutting all over his own double standards and arguing over semantics yet again.

Dorky.

Yet here you are still going back and forth. Again, refer to what you said about another and myself on the first page. Good grief.

I’m hoping my area gets spared tonight. They are calling for a quarter inch to a half inch of ice and this is barely a week after the last ice storm. We got lucky at our house and didn’t lose power then but I’m not pressing my luck on that happening twice. Have been taking necessary precautions just in case.

I know the song may be what some would call “generic rock” but I have always dug it. Just a slick little rhythm to it.

The first actual mention of Maybach followed but the first response, in the screenshot below. Can we put this to bed already or do you want me to tell you what you told me on the very first page about going back and forth with someone?

The Bolt would not qualify for the tax credit due to GM crossing the 200k sales threshold but the tax credit itself was not restricted to just leases. It was for all purchases of qualifying EVs. https://www.google.com/amp/s/electrek.co/2021/02/03/which-electric-vehicles-still-qualify-for-us-federal-tax-credit/amp/

I’m just saying I’d take art buying advice from Ray Charles before I’d take car buying advice from Blu. Which is one category out of 174. Next indeed, as in the next car that isn’t an unreliable pile.

Step off yourself dorky car driver. Not sure if you’re trying to convince me or yourself here but again, those who drive dork cars don’t get to call other cars “dorky”. It’s just that simple. Oh and only Fiesta ST was worth a damn, as far as fun driving goes. The rest of the lineup was a hot mess. It was also an unreliable pile just like the Beetle. You seem to have a habit of buying unreliable cars. And I quote, ”Inside and out, the 2011 Fiesta had problems so severe it was the worst model year overall. It also earned CarComplaints.com’s “Beware of the Clunker” badge. The irony here is that the 2011 model year was the Ford Fiesta’s first year of availability in North America. Owners submitted complaints in 174 problem categories and major problem categories were related to the transmission, interior accessories, and engine. 40% percent of the problems were related to the transmission.” But I digress...back to the Bolt.

Those who have owned cars such as the VW Beetle and the Ford Fiesta don’t get to call other vehicles “dorky” without bursting into flames over the sheer hypocrisy of said statement.

And again, moving the bar as the Mach-E is not direct competition for the Bolt but it should be mentioned that the Mach-E pushes to a much higher price when well equipped (up to $60K and still doesn't come with anything like Supercruise). Again, apples to apples.

It should be noted that super cruise is for the Bolt EUV. I do not see it mentioned for the standard Bolt but it still makes the EUV the lowest priced GM model with the feature if I’m not mistaken. Some people still just want to bitch just for the sake of bitching though.

Get over it already.