I’d have to agree. I found myself in a 2015 Camaro RS a few weeks ago and I was not impressed.... The whole thing felt so cheap, from the material to the HUD..
I’d have to agree. I found myself in a 2015 Camaro RS a few weeks ago and I was not impressed.... The whole thing felt so cheap, from the material to the HUD..
It looks like some kind of leather bean bag crammed into a cubby.
All of those cars’ interiors are pretty awful. If you want bang for buck on interior quality, don’t go American or Japanese, go German. I was looking at family haulers a couple years ago and went with a VW Passat TDi with nav and leather brand new for 27k. I find it much nicer than the rest, with nicer seats as well,…
The Guilt is strong with these dudes.
"She's black" "These are good things."
As the owner of a 4 year old VW Golf with 155k, it’s been as realible as the five Subarus I had before it.
that calm effortlessness ... you just can't teach that
Aww. I'm sorry about your penis.
Drop top. Name another $25k RWD drop top.
the Miatas roof comes down the frs doesn't. easy choice for me
Umm... top down driving??
This is a joke... right? RIGHT???
Cannot confirm. Have one here with 94,000 miles on it, and the only thing to have ever needed replacing was a single glow plug.
Counterpoint; I have a 2011 TDI Golf 6MT. Nothing has gone wrong with it. Not a single thing. 50K Miles.
Full Disclosure: I lease my daily driver through my employer with some great perks (unlimited mileage, full insurance, all maintenance, one payment per month) and I recently purchased one used project car and then another for a motor swap and parts (note to self – stop buying cars for a bit).
A lot of American cars these days try to cover up the fact that they're American. They try to appeal to a more European audience.