Had I not looked at the author, I would’ve legit thought someone stole one of David’s Jeeps.

As far as I can tell overlanding is just car camping for people who drive ridiculously outfitted SUVs at about 25% of their capability. Parking their lifted, light barred, Tacoma with a tent mounted on top next to the family of 4's Sienna at the local KOA.

Congratulations, you found the joke!

Board member A: We are trying to appease the environmentally savvy shopper, but it is not working. We built an electric car, a very efficient hybrid and made hybrids out of our other cars, and people didn’t buy them.

Man, there are some snobs in the comments here! Or maybe I just think that because I also have a 2005 200,000-mile 6MT Acura, haha.

Interesting. Maybe the solution is for Amazon to litter the empty aisles with sketchy third party vendors selling knock-offs and expired product?

I would consider that a win.

What a wonderful vehicle. Not that I’m biased...

Yes, raising a family is a fucking insane amount of work isn’t it.

For that matter, 15" and 800+ horses:

15" and 300 horses.  

The base model tires also had measurable sidewall. 

560SEC:

Yeah, I hate that Fit, it looks awful.

It's not A&F they're copying, it's Patagonia, Kuhl and Arcteryx. Brands where people will happily pay outrageous sums for clothes that COULD take you anywhere, but are only ever going to a Whole Foods for most. 

it’s a 90s webcam right?

“ (go look at Twitter and Reddit and tell me I’m wrong).”

And if they did, two years later when no one here bought it because they were waiting to find it for $5K used, then the new complaint here would be that they would’ve sold like hotcakes if they had 500hp, a manual, no driver aids, were easy to repair and priced just under 20K.

My hottest take: 11 second 0-60 times are perfectly fine for the average commuter.

Honestly this should have had the Volt Drive train, and it should cost around 25K with said drive train.