Connor Abernathie

"Boy, I've got to tell you guys, the performance of this thing is pretty amazing," Jerry said.

"We will continue to monitor this. We don't want, as I mentioned yesterday during the meeting, we do not want to close down our city. That is not our intent. And we don't want to put fear into citizens. What we're trying to do is make sure that everybody understands social distan…

"This thing is really a performer. It's so quiet, you know. People, if they haven't looked at diesel in a while, and they still have that mindset of they're slow, they're loud, they smoke, you know? Those days are gone. I mean, you'd never know this truck was a diesel f…

"Here's the good news: We may be late, but we're under budget. That's more important, in my opinion," Griffith said.

"This is a hot rod that could also masquerade as a family SUV," Jerry said.

To help fix this, they have appointed new leadership at the school with Stacy Hurst as the new principal. Additionally, it will be a steam focused school with an emphasis on the arts. Rollo said, "We're really excited about that. It will be something that we have not done in Lubbock ISD be…

This week The Car Pro was test driving the 2020 Chevy Traverse, an all wheel drive SUV that Jerry has always been a fan of. He started the discussion by saying that it is almost deceptively roomy inside, since the car is only a little larger than most midsize SUVs. The car also has a large 3rd row s…

Braddock was also asked about Michael Bloomberg and his advertising. Braddock said that Bloomberg is spending a ton of money on advertising, and targeting it to specific areas. In an area like Lubbock he is talking about his support for veterans in his commercials, while in places like Houston they …

"If you go to even the biggest Toyota dealers in the country, you might find one or two," Jerry said, explaining that last year only 3,500 were sold in the US. He went on to say,
"Toyota intentionally keeps the numbers low. It's almost a cult vehicle."

"We actually have a fair amount of parking. We just don't use it correctly," Massengale said. He explained that they are looking at changes that can be made for the safety and convenience of downtown parking.