100% with you. I've even talked to Ray Wert about it - they use facts in their articles, but the selection thereof is unnecessarily canted towards criticism.
100% with you. I've even talked to Ray Wert about it - they use facts in their articles, but the selection thereof is unnecessarily canted towards criticism.
Sweet Lada Niva!
I don't often hear these gripes, most of what I hear people saying about autos is that they're just not fun to drive, which isn't a stereotype because it's an opinion. Most people would acknowledge that the numbers show a pretty small difference in both speed and fuel economy.
I almost bought a very very cool Corona that had cool wheels on it, a mismatched fender, and a 3-speed manual on the column (if I recall correctly). They're great-looking cars when done up. It disappeared before I could get an email through to the seller.
Shiiiii . . .
Sign me up! Sign me up!
The dumbest part of me wants to own one.
I can vouch that they're comfortable and well-trimmed, but haven't been in a moving Karma quite yet. I have to wait until the dealer has a few extra cars to play with. Last time I went, all the cars were sold, their owners just hadn't picked them up.
I'm in the ME program. Thanks!
Awesome! I've always wanted one.
Hello, sir. What is this and how do I purchase it?
(Oonts)
What a bunch of unoriginal, unethical, ignorant assholes. This is one of the things in business that bothers me the most: copycat products. I'm not talking about a product inspired by another product (oh, we should have a big pickup in our portfolio), I'm talking about literally copying the design.
Seriously.
I have wanted a notchback for so long . . . and you're in California! Congrats.