I loved that little car. I never bought one but I fell in love with it and the Suzuki Cappuccino when I was stationed at Camp Zama, Japan. There were so many JDMs that I wanted back then. I just wish I had the cash to get one back then.

It all depends on his body proportions. He may be longer legged than we are. I’m also 6'2" and I drove a Beat when I was stationed in Japan. I fit in it just fine.

I never lived in Houston (thank God) but up until a few months ago I lived in Dallas and Subraru sales are skyrocketing there. Ed Wallace, the local car critic, can gush about the sales volume enough.

The White House door is spinning so fast that CERN can use it to split atoms.

This title is bullshit Ryan.

Actually, the word is stupid.. and no, you’re not that either.. :)

I mostly telecommute but I had to drive through the entirety of Denver on I-25. It’s a beating. I will take autonomy over that any day.

Just curious, where do you live?

I’m kinda drooling over this 3series touring at my local dealer. I just wish it had the 300hp engine of the 340i. I wonder what the lease payment would be.

I don’t know if you’ve noticed this but, in the US, we have a shitload of space. It’s simply not relevant to the majority of people here.

Then you’ll need to avoid showrooms in the near future or put on a blindfold.

Honestly, it looks fantastic.

It didn’t help that Chevy made the Bolt so damn quirky looking (and I think I’m being kind). Meanwhile the Tesla could be called somewhat sexy.

Of course it is. You just need Aerosmith playing in the background.

Well yea, actually it did. Ford fixed A LOT of JLRs production issues. The product quality and the sales they enjoy today is a direct result of that. Ford would have likely kept them if the 2008 money crunch hadn’t occurred. Instead Tata get’s to reap the benefits.

Well usually, people that wear glasses do.

I’ll see your Street Hawk and raise you MegaForce.

All I want to know is if the magnetic field can be replicated on a scale small enough for a spacecraft but strong enough to still block out solar and interstellar radiation.

Giving, “You drive like an old lady” a whole new meaning.

Dude, I get it. I love the Canyon myself. But putting biases aside it becomes pretty clear why it’s selling.