Yeah, I can dig that. I'll have to drive both, and the manual option may just win out, but we'll see.

Yeah, that's what'll likely happen, and worst case scenario I'll see if I can buy a soft top for it. That's if I go for that instead of a new (slightly used) cherokee.

Honestly, that's what I've been considering since I really like the JK. I would love to have a removable top. Problem is I'd like the manual and not god-awful pricing, but I want the hard and soft tops.

That said, I would love a 4x4, 6-spd manual newer Wrangler Unlimited.

Ah, you see I don't have that problem. It's polarizing for sure, but the appearance has grown on me so.

I've had two, I would love another and yet would love the new cherokee and/or the JK unlimited.

trufax. I've used it, it's v. nice.

ooh, Montreal Metro.

I sat in the Scion version (US here) and couldn't stand the seat adjustment. It's either back and up or forward and down. Neither works for me.

Nah, this is the Q5, higher end with more equipment:

those look like 13s on that car.

I drove an '11 or '10 Sonata in August 2012 down in Georgia as a rental, drove fine for me and the optima is the same car but with different styling afaik.

I'd consider the 6, but I don't like it as much as two gens ago, unless they brought back the speed6, that'd be sweet.

That's because he's only talking about its and it's.

"Police cars have gone from recognizable menaces to......wait, THAT replaced the Ford CVPI? A FWD shitbox?"

Two generations ago it was a joke, now it's the only other midsize sedan I want other than the ford fusion.

I can tell you, it's pretty damn cold!

If I were to go camping, I'd want one of these:

always a fan of frogman.

Protip: Most of us here in the northern states aren't "caught by surprise" with the snow, we just hate having to deal with it to make the streets and sidewalks clear again is all.