If we’re talking used market, why not go for a $20k 911? Or $20k Mustang GT?

Neat, you should let any prospective RS buyers know they can just buy a 2003 Sentra instead. Think of the money they’ll save!

And how many of these mid-20k cars have 350HP, AWD, and go 0-60 in the mid 4 second range?

I’ll never get this argument. You’re buying the performance, not the name on the badge.

This should be higher up.

That’s a fair point, I of all people know how differently people like to cross shop. Hell, I was looking for a Comanche when I bought my Allroad.

You weren’t comparing other cars to yours??

For 25% more, yes you can.

I agree with him, actually. This is much more 650i competition that an out and out sports car

What I’m saying is that you can’t use yourself as the exception and say your car gets such amazing mileage and then use the average reported mpg numbers for every other car. It doesn’t work like that.

Hmm, strange it didn’t show through on the Navigator page. Either way, that’s one user, hardly a big enough sample to claim that as the mileage the Navigator gets.

Really? I’d say it’s a hell of a deal for $20k. That’s Elantra money.

I didn’t leave it off to avoid anything, it has zero for 2017, so I started at 2016. Look:

By your logic then, isn’t it equally likely that all these cars your quoting the mileage for in fully are also cruising 85 all the time? Or is it only 90s America minivan owners who do that? Just saying, you can’t give yourself the exception and no one else.

Well said! Man I loved this game as a kid.

Really? I loved it!

What are you even talking about 14-19 for the Navigator??

25.5 mpg on an early 90's Dodge Caravan, huh? Somehow I’m just not buying that. Especially since everyone else on Fuelly struggles to crack 20mpg with theirs...

Just went on a road trip around the UK for 2 weeks, and I saw tons of crossovers. Not sure what you mean about this just being an American thing.

What are you even talking about? Have you ever seen a crossover before?