I agree 100% it's really poorly built, and it's not fun to DRIVE, but it's nice to cruise in with the top down. (again on the highway, not mountain or canyon roads).

Fair enough! I'm pretty sure similar applies to a lot of the OWS people, luckily that was (mostly) an east coast thing!

Rich bankers who lost money during the recession? :D

I'm from orange county. If you talk large unnecessary SUV, that's what comes to mind!

Take the rear seats out. It'll fit.

You and the other 2% of truck owners are why trucks are awesome. You can usually tell when a truck is used by an offroader.... I always feel a bit of joy and point out "that guy uses his truck properly".

I think though the suburban is an exception. What other car can you buy that will fairly comfortably carry 8 adults, and still have room in the back for all their camping supplies?

I actually have to say the Sebring would be an amazing cross country vehicle. Extremely soft floaty suspension, great AC, tons of room (for passengers and luggage), pretty comfortable seats.... If you get one with bose audio they have a decent sound system.... make sure it's a V6 and it'll keep you happy enough for…

I actually disagree 100%. The sebring isn't extremely well built, but the AC is fantastic and it's a extremely comfortable cruiser.... just.... stay away from bendy roads!

Fair enough, I would agree he's the exception and not the rule....

The only problem with red/orange/yellow cars is they seem to draw too much attention. My dad swears every time he's been in a red car he's gotten a speeding ticket...

+1

Joshua Topolsky would like to have a word with you.

I got goosebumps watching how happy that kid was climbing into that car. This was a fantastic video.

I was going to say this as well. Also blush/rose wines are partially fermented with the skins, and then they remove the skins part of the way through to produce something between a red and a white wine. TMYK!

Right, well the rotary in the RX8 lost a lot of potential power in order to meet emissions. Although a carbon fibre body/chasis I think would put it outside the realm of most buyers, but it would make for a fantastic Halo car.

Just wanted to say I agree 100% with this. In this case the cop was asking him to do a completely rational thing and was within his legal bounds of telling him so. In this case you should listen to the cop, however making blanket statements that you should always listen to a cop is dangerous thinking.

I didn't think about the fact you wouldn't need to worry about emissions.... since it's hydrogen you probably wouldn't need a cat. Good points, that could be pretty impressive!

I'm sorry but Hyundai is a competitor now. They're doing much better and exciting cars than Toyota or Honda. (outside maybe the FRS, LFA, and a couple infiniti's).

Hahaha, yeah i mean.... America has pretty much demonstrated that they don't like station wagons, but I would much prefer seeing 300 station wagons than the magnum.