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VW will invest up to $5 billion in Rivian as part of new EV joint venture
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Are they gonna fix how dumb those cars look?
K-2SO lookin’ freak
I really like the way they look. I think it's just one of those designs you either love or really hate. That angle is goofy though.
Boooo! Only my opinion is the right one!
No my opinion is the only good one!
Well.. okay. But only because I’m sleepy.
See, the thing is, I hate the styling of it, but I absolutely love that car makers - freed from the rigid designs demanded by huge combustion engines, transmissions and fuel tanks - are actually trying stuff out.