[rcomeau]

Consumer Reports does a nice job reviewing most things, but their car reviews, imho, tend to favor reliability and safety about all else. They will highly recommend a Toyota Camry, sort of assuming everyone wants a car that will never break as their only criteria. Of course, there are lots of highly personal independent reasons a person wants to own a particular car, and some tradeoffs are often made. For sure the I Pace is not reliable vs. a Honda Accord or Camry, but I'll take the I Pace even with its problems all day long.

To support your hypothesis, how many of us looked at consumer reports before buying the i-Pace?