Reflectional symmetry can go die in a hole. It has no place on something that spins. Rotational symmetry or bust!!!!

May want to check your math on that.

The wheel is symmetrical about the red line. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a factory Subaru wheel. Still looks bad.

Because small diesels are a pain in the ass to maintain, and are ridiculously expensive. Many people like to lament the days of the old Mercedes diesels getting a million miles per gallon. Yes, they were great and relatively easy to work on. But they also spewed an enormous amount of emissions. With the switch to ULSD…

TIL the following:

“It’s surprising that going hybrid is pretty much the only way for a consumer to make a significant change in fuel consumption.” I mean, only if you don’t get that the most effective way to improve fuel economy in an ICE-powered car is just to turn the ICE off a lot of the time.

Visors that can be extended

The Ion Quad Coupe’s fold-flat passenger seat barely eke out the win ahead of the Quad Coupe’s suicide doors (I suppose those aren’t technically an interior feature though) to make a compact coupe ridiculously good at moving stuff. 8 ft long bookshelf at IKEA, still flatpacked, no prob. That same bookshelf, fully…

The Renault 5 EV is perfection:

Consumers want an EV that’s got great range and style at a reasonable price.

My GTI has an auto wiper system, and it’s great. Turns on the headlights, too.

I totally agree. I’ve had intermittent wipers. I’ve had speed sensitive wipers. All the old school tech still requires you to be involved. Automatic wipers are for the most part set and forget.

Yes! My 2003 Acura MDX had this. It worked great and I miss it!

“Sporty as a three legged French buildog. “

That’s fair, if we’re lumping the BR-V in with the rest of the (3-row) crossovers. In which case, it could sell, if you’d put the larger engine inside; HR-V has an uprated engine compared to the Fit, so they aren’t exactly alike.