A Bluesky post said it will be “100% made in Mexico” but the article doesn’t seem to mention that.

  • InevitableSwing [none/use name]@hexbear.netOP
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    I think an EV version of an old-school station wagon would be extremely popular. Here’s a 1970s Toyota Corona station wagon.

    The last vestige of my mom’s youth that she refused to let go for a surprisingly long time was her Fiat Spider convertible. She really loved that car. A small convertible is very much not a mom car so eventually she sold it and replaced it with that . But she always was a real convertible guy. Decades later she bought herself another convertible.

    I wasn’t a car guy as a boy. But I knew the Spider was cool and the station wagon wasn’t. But later on I developed a fondness for old-school wagons. I’m still not a car guy but they have wagony charm.