That’s neither a debate nor a secret, but those don’t sell, so it’s a crossover SUV now.
That’s neither a debate nor a secret, but those don’t sell, so it’s a crossover SUV now.
Jeep and Land Rover could use a similar warranty and hardly anyone would find out, at least the X and Y don’t have fake off-road cladding.
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It’s “touché.”
Except I’m not wrong, the latest QX50 is not on the FM platform anymore, it is built on the “all-new FF platform” (according to Infiniti press media), which for all we know is the D platform from the Altima, Murano and the QX60 FWD minivan, this is the basis of my problem.
I’m not talking about looks, of course they were boring looks wise compared to the modern predator faced Japanese cars.
It’s not an improvement over the older one, it’s a different car. Like I said they ruined it, not it’s a FWD based crossover, before it was a RWD based sportswagon.
So, tell us how you really feel about black people?
This is very common in security cameras, it means it records all the time but automatically discard when it doesn’t detect movement. Nothing special here.
Cult classics yes, but they didn’t nail a niche and they dropped them all off. Every Subaru that sells well is AWD, but also they were decades ahead with lifted wagons so they didn’t need to rush development for other crossovers and on top of that, they had a three row SUV in the pipes in 2015-2016 when the market…
Given that the Q30 is an A-Class and the QX30 is a GLA, they were a pathetic attempt at competing against :
Probably because Subaru has a niche (AWD) and already had Crossovers for decades, and also, more importantly, is partly owned by Toyota. The BRZ was a Toyota concept before it became a joint venture with Subaru.
To be fair, while I know that Grey's anatomy is still on, I was convinceded it was off for a few years in the mid 2010s. I vividly remember women planning grand finale parties on social media.
The CX-30 unveiling is featured on Mazda Canada’s website but not on MazdaUSA, so it might actually not come to the US right away.
No, the ones that specifically don’t want front plates on their brand new cars do not care about emission testing. It’s silly to think they would care about that on a new car.
Many of my friends in the military buy their vehicles in Ontario and plate them back home in Québec just to get rid of that front plate.
Are you implying Abe has a problem with Porsches?
I would’ve preferred it, although jalopnik hates utility coupes so they would’ve complained forever.
There’s no way it’s not coming to North America. Either the CX-3 is going away because it’s too small for the market, or it’s getting renamed, but the cx-30 is 100% coming our way.
Because the CX-3 is only 3 years old, it was actually the first of them all with the latest styling before the new 3.