4 reasonable recommendations? What has happened to Jalopnik? All of these are great options. Rav4 Prime is what I had in mind before seeing the recommendations. If that doesn’t have the desired space, the Sienna could replace the Highlander as the family travelling vehicle and the Highlander could replace the Civic. 

I guess I’m alone here in thinking that $35k is actually a good price for a nice looking 300hp, 6 speed manual, widebody, hatchback, homologation, rwd biased-capable AWD, brand new car.... with a warranty. 

So, if anyone is interested, the way they can do the trick AWD system splits is combination common and clever. Its the exact same PTU/RDU single clutch configuration on demand awd system as pretty much anything Toyota these days, including a real rear diff instead of a twin clutch RDU. In most of these systems your…

I think the worst part of this is that there is an iconic correct solution to this problem:

Did you have a kid in class who couldn’t explain his blue eyes given his alleged parents?

6 out of 5 wheels struggle with math.

If I remember back to biology class, sometimes when two wheels get together, sometimes the undesirable traits match up and low and behold something new is born.

This hurts my brain. They’re all like that!

I would disagree with those people ;)

Is this it? Is this where we end the note on ICE?

Same, but with my 99 Tacoma 

I have no evidence at all for this theory, but I feel like for many Tesla owners, it’s by far the most expensive vehicle they’ve ever purchased. They’re perhaps making financial sacrifices to own a Tesla, purchasing a $60k vehicle instead of a $40k one because it makes them part of a brave new world of green…

You’re responding to an author who regularly has articles about obscure tail lights... Your point doesn’t land well here.

Many people are foolish, but when the company is actively misrepresenting the capabilities of the systems in place it makes it easier for that ignorance/foolishness/however you’d like to describe it, to come through.

Did it take the fire department four hours to put out the fire from that crash?  Was there nobody in the driver’s seat?  Can you see how the two are different?

One person was in the passenger seat and the other in the back seat, so nobody was driving the car, ok that ended as expected. Darwin award.

I remember when I was an early adopter of not having a home phone, only having a cell phone. It was weird for maybe a year- had to explain to employers that no, the cell phone is my home phone, made filling out forms weird sometimes. Then it was accepted and within about 5 years the home phone had pretty much died…

Not to mention carbon neutral fuels are becoming more and more feasible. 

I predict 2029MY vehicles (HD trucks especially) will become more valuable than gold in the PNW.

I like it. In a world where every car manufacture is trying to be polarizing, its nice that Honda decided to dial back for the Civic this time around.