I was going to post exactly this.

Now that would be innovation!

Yeah, same thoughts, but I guess they did that because the actual roof retraction looks rather strange with this big glass part hanging out in the back like that.

I guess, but it should be noted it's also a lot more expensive to repair.

Believe it or not, but there are people using water as engine coolant. Not very wise in cold climates.

Really? A "coupe-like looks"? I guess this term is getting thrown around anywhere lately.

Yes, I believe this information regards accidents involving injuries or casualties, as indeed regular fender bender amount definately goes sky high during winter time.

I heard numerous times that the number of accidents actually drops during winter time due to people driving slower and more carefully than when the weather is nice and the driving conditions encourage you to speed.

I don't know, the new 308 have a very nice interior, and Seats are not exactly known for the interior quality (I should know, I had a few).

I also liked that weird steering wheel / gauges setup in the 308 after a while and now consider it to have the nicest interior in the class. I like the new A3's interior a lot too, but it's a much more expensive car.

OK, where do I sign to get the thing You've pictured?

Normally I would probably laugh at this, but I remember people laughing out loud when Samsung started to release mobile phones in the early 00's in Europe, and nobody is laughing at them now.

Definately something from Kia/Hyundai. From something that was an absolute crapbox 15 years ago they went to what is now essentially (almost) on pair with the class leader:

Actually, I do have the new C4, but it works great so far (it only have 12000 km on the clock so far though).

Well, at least it's better than that horrible Mini SUV.

I don't thing modern french cars are that unreliable, in fact the current HDI engines from Peugeot / Citroen group are considered as one of the best.

Wow, I almost bought this thing as my first car in my early 20's. It seems it was a reasonable choice not to do that though.

I don't know, but recent Fiat/Alfa cars are quite reliable, to the point that their diesel engine lineup is considered as one of the best on the market.

It's so annoing why some comments are greyed out and some aren't, and it's always different on different sites, like on Gizmodo my comments are never grayed out, while here on Jalopnik they are. WHY? WHY?