I beg to differ, the 1980's era Monte Carlo SS and early to mid 1980's Saab 900 turbos and convertibles were pretty good cars & lets not forget the Honda Preludes and Toyota Supras and Celicas. There's a reason collectors do like them these days.

I can smell the cocaine from here

Had an Avenger as a rental last year. I had to check the door jam for a production date because I couldn’t believe a car that shitty was still made in 2014.

Which is why I bought WRX and a BRZ for about the same price as a 4 series with X-Drive. Best of both worlds.

BMW S70/2. The V12 that powered the one true supercar: the McLaren F1.

There is a form of “selection bias” for people that spent big money on something. Because they invested time and treasure, they’re more likely to rate the item much higher than normally (and often broadcasts it).

Yes. I was traveling a lot for work during this period. One day I waited for abotu 6 hours at an airport for a rental to come in that WASN’T a Sebring.

The biggest tell is if you ride around the used car lot of a Chrysler/Dodge dealership (GM falls into this trap, too) compared to the used lots at Ford or Honda or Toyota dealerships. At a Toyota or Ford lot, you’ll see a lot of different makes and models. At a Chrysler/Dodge dealership, you’ll see Chryslers and…

Poor fuel mileage is a flat out lie. My N54 E90 got 28mpg at 75mph all day long.

Add the fucking Fiat 500 piece of shit to that list.

Not entirely true. Head on over to Bimmerpost. Plenty fans of the Camaro there. Some even considering it over the F8x.

The I3 doesn’t deserve this negative attention for all the new technology it offered as a vehicle.

Still rather have one of those than this...

I’ll take it! DD this.... save money on fuel for the track build waiting in the garage

Yet my boss purchased a 2015 Compass just a few months ago and “loves it.” Rode with her to a meeting a few weeks after she got it and felt like I was stepping into a time capsule of crappyness. How anyone can spend their hard-earned money on something like that and actually be happy with it, I have no idea. She can’t…

Your list of 4 things would be very easily applied to BMW X6. Or 5 Series GT. Or Murano CrossCabriolet. Or Ford Excursion. WE GET IT...YOU DON’T LIKE THE i3 HURR DURRRR.

Ill take it! Its a free LS7! The rest of it can be hauled off.

I’d totally keep it.

I can imagine. The only car of that company I’ve got any experience with is a Magnum RT. That car is saved by its engine and its engine alone. I can’t imagine how horrible its lesser siblings were.

I got a chance to drive one of these the other day and it was surprisingly fun to drive. I'd daily one for sure