Compared to the vehicle it replaced, the Tempo probably was a revelation in handling.

BLASPHEMY! My dad bought a brand new ‘86 Accord LXi (power everything, moonroof, PGM-FI [fuel injection], AND a 5-speed stick) and it lasted for 750,000 original miles, handled great right to the end, was ergonomically ahead of its time, was very well built and always fun to drive, and was exponentially better looking…

so tough, they could eat their own head gaskets for a passtime

I wish I could be ungreyed, I've been reading jello picnic since my first deskjob when I was 17

I’m going to miss you terribly, Patrick. Thanks for the help you’ve given me.

This! I also find it funny that the same people who make fun of non-enthusiasts for buying new are the same people who wonder why nobody is buying new cars with manuals (so they get discontinued). If you want to save the manuals, actually do your part and buy one new so manufacturers have the incentive to keep making…

Stupid, isn’t it? Absolutely ridiculous.

One is ugly, the other is ugly and unique.

Yes, and I thought it was the right time to bring back some eye candy after being skull raped by the worst troll ever.

Everybody needs to leave my mustang suv baby alone now...

Yeah, I think that’s part of his appeal to his fanboys (and gals). That awkward, rambling style of public speaking makes him seem super relatable to people

Chonk-E

Take your star. Harlequin forever.

I appreciate that Bojack having to repeat his rehab is due to a Groundhog.

Interesting table, showing the similarity between these vehicles. But now you have me wondering how many millimeters my own car weighs?  :)

And importantly, the rearmost pillar is body color on all your examples. Hence they avoid the convertible look.

My i3 has them, its quite cool, and does make it super easy to get into that back seat, except that you have to wait for the front doors to open first.