Whops. I forgot, the S2000. So i’d have to say 1989 - 1999 to be sure we include it ;) lol 

Then u’d miss out on the 4th gen’s hips... nah I’ll take my 4th gen as a whole. :D

Don’t get me wrong I love the 5th gen too. But 4th gen > 5th gen.

Hate to admit it, but fully agree. 

I respect its performance abilities. Still Looks like what I’d imagine a Maxima Coupe would look like. Giant meh. 

100% agreed.

How about we just nominate every Honda of the 80s and 90s. They’re so inoffensively, conservatively, attractive. Most of the time.

I hear you and I’mma let you finish. But 4th gen > 5th gen from a styling perspective anyway.

Both gorgeous. But 4th def has the edge. 

Respect for your opinion. But I couldn’t disagree more. 

I’d argue most of Honda’s designs are timeless as in they look fantastic regardless of generation. They’re conservative but attractive in an unoffensive but eye-catching way.

Its true even today. Look at the 2018 Camry vs the 2018 Accord. The Camry will simply not age well and will be hideous 15 years from now, even…

References to the autobahn aren’t irrelevant. You accept that people are stupid and thats that. I do not. I think driver training in this country is a joke. Fix that. Dont make everyone subject to the same rediculious laws beacuse the masses are for all intents and purposes, ignorant. Demand higher standards.

Why is…

Make them more capable. Stop making rules to the lowest common denominator. (And arbitrarily selecting what the lowest common denominator is by the way). Demand higher standards. Germany can train their population to be better drivers and pedestrians. They can enforce rules ensuring cars meet higher safety standards.…

Again, all sounds like we have to play to the lowest common denominator 24/7/365. There are also mopeds out there that cannot safely travel above 35mph... does that mean we make all speed limits 35mph on all roads all the time? Or does common sense dictate that we can make a speed limit 65 and people should be smart…

For once I agree with one of Tom McParland’s choices. I’d also consdier a GTi if big enough for their needs, with a super killer ext warranty.

You’re forgetting the one wagon I actually would buy (for sale in the US) - and that is the 3 series touring. While I wish they at least offered it with the 340i’s engine, its still a damn nice car to drive.

We also have the new Jag XF wagon to consider. Though expensive now, i’m seeing a lot of them ‘new’ on…

Lets agree to disagree. And being better than the new Altima isn’t a very high bar to begin with.

Facts. Its absolutely disgusting to look at. Looks are subjective, but in this case... jesus what were they thinking.

It’ll have their shitty CVT in it. I’m out. 

I love it, and do want it in the US, but not with that little power. If they were going to bring it here it better have at least the 2.ot turbo in the Optima and Sonata. 

Very clear and easy answer to me.
2018 Accord 2.0T Touring with the 10spd auto.