Now I see it. I guess that's what I get for trying to read on 4 hours of sleep.

Autoguide reports that the Scion iA sedan will use the Mazda2 platform and its 1.5-liter SkyActiv inline four-cylinder engine. In Canada it will be badged as the Toyota Yaris sedan. The car will debut at the New York Auto Show along with the production Scion iM hatchback, which is based on the European Toyota Auris.

I can recognize this dealership's front window anywhere. This place is near my house and a bunch of flat out crooks. They advertise themselves as a "wholesale dealer" who prefers to deal with other dealerships. If you are a consumer there is a "retail fee" of $750-1200 on top of the advertised price of the car,…

There. I fixed it for you.

One of my friend posted the story referenced in this article to Facebook. He was the only one of my friends who did and no other sites were reporting on it. After checked Jalopnik this weekend I knew it was BS. This would have been huge news if it was cancelled.

This is what I imagine an AMC dealership looked like back when AMCs could still be purchased new.

I thought the 911 was a Beetle

Now, if you're still worried about your plate number, allow me to offer one other nugget of information that may help you sleep a little better — just in case your finger doesn't quite cover it in all your Craigslist photos. And that nugget is: EVERYONE ALREADY SEES YOUR LICENSE PLATE NUMBER EVERY TIME YOU DRIVE DOWN…

$15k in 1986 is almost $32k today!

I do too... but I think the Fiesta is a better match for a BOGO Ford set.

The ride quality was another high mark — it's remarkably smooth and comfortable without making the handling too soft. I found few deficiencies on my drive, save for the small-ish 5.8-inch touch screen and its adequate but not terrific infotainment system. Thankfully Apple CarPlay is coming to Volkswagens later.

As for gearboxes, the TSI can be had with a five-speed manual or a six-speed conventional automatic, while the TDI gets a six-speed manual or a six-speed DSG.

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Why buy that for $25k, when for the same price you can have something that looks the same AND a warranty.

What I thought would happen: I could walk down to the used Hummer store and pick up just any ol' example, because these things are ready for war, dammit, and so they must be robust, and sturdy, and tremendously reliable.

As many of you know, I recently purchased a Hummer. For those of you who don't know much about the Hummer, allow me to explain: this is a hardcore, serious, off-road-ready military vehicle designed to do battle in camel-infested nations, except mine has a CD player.

Well, at least I don't have to torrent any videos next week now.

How common is that black stripe? There is one near me that I see from time to time with the exact same stripe. Probably not the same car though. I live in CT.

I just spent the last 30 minutes looking at pictures on the Quigley website. damn I want one.