I once knew a drummer whose day job was in my office, and loved the Element because she could get the drum kit in back with minimal disassembly, yet the gas mileage and driving experience were quite decent in her commute and non-gig errands.

The Honda Element is the modern equivalent of the VW Type 2.

The Honda Element was a far, far superior vehicle to the CyberTurd. Those of us with Honda Elements that are two decades old but still running perfectly (except for the crappy front seat fabric) would love to have the choice to buy a new one. There’s four of them on my street alone.

The thing with the element was, the people who loved it, LOVED it. My favorite moment where I really understood the love was getting a delivery from a printer to take to a trade show. We had rented an escalade, which was at the time the longest vehicle available. the delivery fit inside the printer’s element. Id did…

Come on man. Capitalism doesn’t give a shit about where the parts come from. That’s a bad fucking faith argument to start with when literally everything you can buy now has pretty much stuff made from basically forced labor/slave labor (pretty much all of SEA and African manufactured components, and all the prison…

Murano Cross Cabs have a foot of ground clearance and three locking differentials? That’s news to me. 

I’m about to order parts to do the brakes on my wife’s ‘06 SLK. Pads, rotors, brake hoses with shipping is about $400. Figure my time is worth another...I dunno...200 bucks?

When it’s clean, and in the sun with the top up, and you squint really hard, it looks like an SLR.

Tesla drivers get to look forward to 0 parts availability as well after Elmo drives the company into oblivion.

What a piss poor comparison...

I can’t star this enough.

One was not an active threat to anyone, the other is a guy riding a vehicle that weighs a few hundred pounds at 30+ miles per hour on a path meant for pedestrians lol

So for only the price of ~7 baltimore bridges, we get a plane that will keep a dozen or so rich and powerful people alive for a few hours longer than the rest of us proles. Will they land on a bomb-proof runway outside of vault 114?

I love cars as much as the next person here but I want to treat a car as a hobby or interest rather than an appliance.

I think you have to do it like the Lumina. Two big ass wipers that nest on top of each other and wipe outward toward the A-pillars. (Sorry for any flashbacks cause by this ugly generation)

Or, as is the case here, designed by a petulant child. 

That was my first thought but I dont think that would even be enough

Tesla finally got two panels to fit without a gap, and you want them to put one in on purpose?

Anyone else thinking of the Mercedes SL monowiper?

Committees can never get it right, sometimes, just sometimes social media/the internet does...

The only thing worse than designed by committee is designed by social media.