Volvo is just killing it on interior design—the details, materials and a mind towards functionality. The way the cargo deck folds and double as divider so your grocery bags don’t flip and spill their contents? The little hooks at the fold and on the glovebox door to hang lighter bags? Why hasn’t anyone (including…

Subaru. Love sodas.

Pile of Priuses.

They all have gangrene.

LOL. Tough guy in quotes.

Mid-life crisis begging pathetically to be noticed.

Subaru does not cater to rural dwellers. They cater to people who “love” and cry at the mere sight of a flower or puppy.

Everyone’s got one. You don’t?

Another oval track? I’m ok with that.

Is everyone seeing that acid-trip of a Cadillac ad before the video? WTF.

You’re drunk.

Expect it on next (7th) generation Mazdas. They’ve said in recent statements of what they think is wrong with current interior design trends (large distracting LCD screens that intrude on the act of driving). And part of their alliance with Toyota is to develop next-gen infotainment.

I say Mazda should start a custom order program like the other premium/luxury brands—let these tranny trolls put money where their mouths are. Sure, it’d take time for their custom configured cars to be built and delivered. But, if they really want one like they say, they should be willing to wait (and pay) for it.…

To you!

Bought? no. I work on stuff for them.

Pre-threaded? what is that? Pre-wired?

In advertising it’s called “borrowed interest” and is usually said with distain... but is done in practice all too often.

“The Kia Stinger is a pretty impressive value considering the speed, style, and features”

Have you spent time in the 3rd row of a CX-9? It is not meant to be a “LOOK AT ME, I HAVE 3 ROWS!” CUV. It is truthfully a CUV that happens to have a 3rd row, should you ever find yourself needing it once upon a time. Between spaciousness and sportiness, Mazda always lean towards latter. It’s what makes a Mazda a…

Says a slacker who doesn’t work? Plenty of people still do wear ties. If you are on the LAAS floor today (industry day) you’d see plenty.