I believe Deutsche Bank is the preferred handler of these sort of transactions.

People have a moving, unobtainable acceptance bar for the sti. No power will be great enough, no price will be low enough, and no features will make it worth it. I can see why Subaru stopped making them.. they fine tune a well adjusted awd performance car only to be compared to a korean EV.

The production version of the Halycon is going to be a Charger EV with some design elements from the Halycon mixed in. It shouldn’t take Chrysler this long to get that out the door. All the “yes, we will”, “no, we won’t” on the Airflow concept from a few years ago, and how they were now “moving in a different…

It’s a sad world when Mazda has to appeal to the masses with its endless variations of crossover offerings, while Toyota has the GR Corolla ...

Turbo, awd, manual Mazda3 would be a proper lil warm hatch and it looks good to boot. That would be great.

VW used to make great cars.  :)

If Toyota paired their 6MT with the 2-door cab, A LOT more people would very much care about it. I’d even take one for a test-drive. Although I drove a new TRD crew-cab with an automatic last November and did not like the truck at all. Plus it only got about 16 mpg.

That’s a big part of the reason that my 2008 Mazdaspeed3 got replaced with a 2019 GTI.

Can confirm, it’s a removable faceplate to help deter radio theft, which was more common before all these built-in infotainment screens. I even had one in which the faceplate was motorized and would flip to a blank-looking slot when I turned off my car.

Having been caught in fires in 2018 in Malibu you have no idea how ferocious the fire moves through an area. If there’s a traffic jam and it’s not moving at all, you see other people panic and make a run for it. As soon as the car in front does that that screws everyone behind them. It has a knock on effect.

easy to say, you are not sitting in a mile of unmoving traffic with cars already on the shoulder with a fire getting closer in your rearview mirror every minute.

They’re so close to getting it so right...I’d replace my 2015 6MT Mazda3 with one tomorrow if they did.

“One thing that is very noticeably absent from this interior is buttons.”

OK Bimmer

These are hella nice... but I really don’t need the extra fluff.

It’s funny how Tesla is saying that all the info it collect is kept private but proved in a matter of hours that it’s not and that Tesla can use it at anytime, at will, in any way, shape or form they desire.

The horror! O please no.

This. The actual rate is really low.

It’s wild, but the Durango has pretty much consistently sold between 50 and 60,000 units a year since 2011, with the highest amount of 70,000 sold in (Checks notes) 2023.

Have an ‘18.  I’m not a big minivan fan but have to agree on the practicality.  We’re a family of 4 with two car seats but it takes <30 seconds to drop the back seat into the floor to give a gigantic, flat-floored load space.  It gets >30mpg on the highway with a gentle foot and at ~70k miles has been surprisingly…