If you drew a Venn Diagram of people who want a reasonably sized truck and people who want to buy a Ram, you’d have two completely independent circles.

My family used Turo in Maui a few years ago, worked like a charm. Curiously, I just picked a random week in October and set the location near the Oahu airport and literally dozens of minivans popped up. You also know exactly what you’re getting.

wait until you find out about coupes....you are gonna lose it. 

I’ll go with he obvious answer, GPS/Nav. A quick estimation of the number of times that I and my close friends use our cars’ nav systems is 0%. Even with the cool HUD integration on my current ride I grab my phone for nav every single time. 

I’ve driven about twenty of the current generation of Mirage between the time I spent turning wrenches for a Mitsubishi dealership and the time I spent working for the biggest used car retailer as a technician.

Let’s play a game

Many of the best selling cars in the USA are pretty fuel efficient: the Corolla, Rav4 , CRV, Camry, Civic. That’s basically half of the top 10 best selling cars in the USA, and all are basically 4 cylinder commuter applicances.

You can still get one by going with:

Simple, with shortages why would a manufacturer shift from a car that they make only a few $ (and I do mean like single/double digit profit) or worse, lose money per vehicle soold vs a high margin “SUV”/car with hundreds.

Well I don’t rent cars very often, but this, right here, will push them down to the bottom of my list the next time I do. 

I’ll scream it until it happens. I like my Model 3, but the second Volvo makes a 300 mile EV, and the EA network improves by 30-40%, I’ll happily trade in the Model 3.

• No physical controls for convenience functions.

...but in no way follows through and actually does it.

My problem with Hyundai and Kia is the peeling paint.  I see a lot of these vehicles with paint peeling from the roof.  Otherwise, they’re great cars.

more plug-in off-roaders please.  

Someone needs to do a well being check on the guy who’s putting in all that effort into trying to find an used EcoSport.

My wife and I are both in unions that help and protect their workers and provide middle class pay and benefits and much better working conditions than the non union identical jobs in the same city. If workers do not like how your union operates the workers have the dues paying power to improve the union.

“I don’t understand who this car is for.”

That gauge cluster, on a $115,000 car, in 2021.
Gooseneck trunk hinges, on a $115,000 car, in 2021.
That grille, on a $115,000 car, in 2021.

Automatic No Dice the moment I see this crap at the bottom of an ad: