2020 Certified Mazda Premium Hatch 6 spd for under 22k, best $ for spirited driving and wee luxury

I rarely thought an SUV could be “beautiful” until I saw the Lincoln Aviator. It’s a surprisingly graceful design from an unexpected source.

The gently falling roofline and relatively low ground clearance for an SUV adds a lot of visual length, and it features just the right amount of brightwork to make it look…

Another Honda product: the 3rd gen (UA6-UA7) Acura TL (2004-2008) has aged fairly gracefully into the 2020s, imo.

This was Mazda during their peak “Zoom-Zoom” era. The first Mazda6 was such a solid, handsome design with a perfect mix of curves and edges.

Currently driving a 2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 4XE. No car payment.  Traded in my old 2014 Grand Cherokee Summit and 2017 Chevy SS and some cash for it.  I miss the SS but had my time with it.  Wasn’t driving it as much as I should, so decided to let someone else have some fun with it.   Didn’t hoon it all.   …

Will go down as one GMs many greatest dumb decisions.

The answer is always Ford EcoSport.

I love these videos. Watched this one last night and was audibly gobsmacked (had to apologize for waking my wife)... but in general ALL of the Hagerty videos that Cammisa is doing are pretty top-notch. The production on the drag races is pretty fantastic and they’re all worth checking out.

A Buick was definitely my thought too - though if the #wagonlife is a little too much to stomach, I had to say the new Envision is pretty great/stylish for what it is.

Took this car for a test drive. Once I got it up to highway speed (which took a little while), it gently, but persistently, pulled to the left until it got into the left-hand most lane, then turned on its left blinker and set the cruise control for 5 below the speed limit. It was the darndest thing. Almost like an AI…

Today’s Nice Price or No Dice should answer that. 

Nothing says “excitement” like a mild refresh of a 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe...

What about the zero down leases Hyundai is promoting right now? Zero down $309/month for Tuscon seems like a decent deal

Yes! A crappy Chinese knock-off...

This is quietly the best answer hands down.

Mazda 3 hatchback (also available in sedan but go for the hatch please)

umm, no.

A 1965 Plymouth Valiant is a better winter car than a 2002 Toyota Land Cruiser

Any.

I’d try to find a Lexus IS-F. High revving NA V8 goodness.