You have absolutely no idea of what you’re talking about.

Was this the first bro truck?

Cadillac buyers...

A haiku for crashed M8s:

Spoken like someone who’s never had to move a 50 pound computer tower around before.

Looks like a Chinese Land Rover knock-off. 

No error charged. On a possible tag play after a batted ball, if the runner is safe and no other runners advance on the throw, it’s simply scored as a fielder’s choice no matter how good/bad the throw was.

Who is this car for?

Same for Volvo...

after driving a rental Nissan you wonder who actually goes into a Nissan dealer and pays their own money for a new one. Just, uggh.

The last car they made that fit your criteria, I think, was the Juke. Polarizing for sure, but it found enough of a niche and brought enough attention to the brand that it mattered. It’s replacement, Kicks, couldn’t be blander.

They aren’t cookie cutter cars like most modern day cars. I like the fact they stepped out of the norm with their designs. Last spring, I bought a 2018 Honda Civic EX hatchback (174 hp & gets 35-40 MPG typically) for $22,500. The tech in it is great for the price (blind spot camera, Android Auto, button on steering…

I might consider choosing it over other car rental options.

A new week has arrived, and with it endless possibilities! Hop in your Mitsubishi Delica off-road van and seize the day.

Can’t see volume knob in this pic, does it go to 11?

Calling slight BS. We have a CVT in my wife’s 4g Outback. All received 100K/10y transmission warranty extensions. Either your friend was towing or did not know how to navigate SoA. Next, the *new* transmission is 7K, but you can get a low mileage used one for less than 3K including install. Still, these are not Nissan…

Those people don’t have to worry about cooling in all possible driving conditions and crash testing. Toyota does. What the aftermarket can manage to do has about zero impact on what a manufacturer actually produces.

Aww hex, I’m #008000 with envy that I didn’t think of it first.