Leather seats, sunroof, heated steering wheel/seats, lane assist, adaptive cruise control, truly flat bed (no wheel wells) - which is really nice by the way, trunk in the bed, active noise cancelling while driving - and music adjusts volume with speed, and a ton of other features. Why would I buy used if I could get new with a full warranty for $4k more? And it's incredible to me that it keeps its value that well. During the test drive, I found out a brand new top of the line RTL-E was only $4k more. After searching the few available used Ridgelines, I went and test drove the best deal I found. Drives like a luxury car, but can do everything I need a truck to do - tow my boat, haul mulch and other stuff around the yard, and house projects. After driving a Tacoma, F-150, and a 2019 Ridgeline with 30k miles, the Ridgeline was truly in a class of its own. Wasn't looking for a brand new truck, so I test drove a few used ones that had ~30k miles on them. Under Mary Barra, GM appears on the way back.Owned a Dodge Dakota that treated me well but it's time had come. Viewers may well believe the company that taxpayers bailed out in 2009 has a bright future. The ad is the best of the Super Bowl because it compellingly tells the advertiser’s story and it’s fun to watch. GM vows to deliver 30 new EV models by 2025. Linguists will be annoyed there’s no comma in “No Way Norway” and the ad doesn’t have time or inclination to note that Norway’s 54% EV market share (the US has less than 2%) stems from generous government subsidies and tax breaks. The ad is funny, it underscores GM’s goal of ending gasoline and diesel vehicle production by 2035, and gets viewers believing EVs may well happen. “With GM’s new Ultium battery, we’re going to crush those lugers,” declares Ferrell, though “lugers” without the subtitles sounds a lot like “losers.” He commandeers Kenan Thompson and Awkwafina to make a parallel trip (in a GMC Hummer EV), although Ferrell winds up in Sweden (“This place is adorable!”), Thompson and Awkwafina in Finland. Will Ferrell learns Norway outsells the US on EVs and sets out for Scandanavia in his new Cadillac Lyriq EV.
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