Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ah yes, the car that just screams, “I have a tiny penis!”

I don’t have a penis at all, and I want one!

Spend your money at your surgeon and you can have something somewhat realistic.

Cybertruck or bust. Maybe by the time the Hummer reaches its fifth generation I'll trust it not to fall apart.

I’ll be baaack

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dumbest idea ever... But I can totally believe that GM came up with this given the US auto industry’s great record of timely decisions. My guess is they had a ton of Hummer components sitting around somewhere and tried to come up with a solution to unload them.

Actually GM in Saturn came up with fixed price no haggle pricing and the original mass produced electric car.

and then it fell apart and GM shuttered Saturn

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dumbest idea ever... But I can totally believe that GM came up with this given the US auto industry’s great record of timely decisions. My guess is they had a ton of Hummer components sitting around somewhere and tried to come up with a solution to unload them.

Actually GM in Saturn came up with fixed price no haggle pricing and the original mass produced electric car.

Yep.

The level of stupidity around here when it comes to cars is so high it has me thinking it must be intentional trolling. Because it’s sad to think people are actually this dumb.

Anonymous wrote:Dumbest idea ever... But I can totally believe that GM came up with this given the US auto industry’s great record of timely decisions. My guess is they had a ton of Hummer components sitting around somewhere and tried to come up with a solution to unload them.

Actually GM in Saturn came up with fixed price no haggle pricing and the original mass produced electric car.

Anonymous wrote:Ah yes, the car that just screams, “I have a tiny penis!”

I don’t have a penis at all, and I want one!

Ah yes, the car that just screams, “I have a tiny penis!”

I like the way it looks.

I am sure some are joking but I would buy one, it's cool looking

Dumbest idea ever... But I can totally believe that GM came up with this given the US auto industry’s great record of timely decisions. My guess is they had a ton of Hummer components sitting around somewhere and tried to come up with a solution to unload them.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard pass. It *might* be more environmentally friendly but is still dumb.

How is “might be” a thing to you? It has zero emissions. Do you even hear yourself?

Ummm because only about 15% of the electricity currently produced in this country is renewable? And even if you bother to purchase renewable energy (or have a big enough solar array to power your car with) you are still causing some other electricity that might have been green to instead be carbon based.

And I guarantee something this big uses a lot more electricity than say a Tesla car.

But the other issue is the single biggest cost in almost anything that is manufactured is energy. Now maybe GM is powering all of its manufacturing plants with 100% renewable energy but somehow I would be shocked if that is true in any way.

And none of that even touches on the terrible land use patterns necessitated by our driving or the fact that these behemoths make everyone on the road less safe including ironically enough the people driving them.

So no you don't get to buy one of these silly things and pat yourself on the back for being progressive or an environmentalist - you are just another tool who isn't smart enough to see through all the tens of billions in marketing the car companies throw at us every year.

Anonymous wrote:Hard pass. It *might* be more environmentally friendly but is still dumb.

How is “might be” a thing to you? It has zero emissions. Do you even hear yourself?