blasds78

6/25/19

I think you’re wrong. In a recent lunch table chat among co-workers about next cars they want, they (about 8 people) unanimously called the Outback a wagon. All but the person who suggested it scoffed at it because they wanted a CUV. They draw a distinction between the Outback and CUVs, despite Subaru’s advertising.…

6/25/19

Maybe so, but it won’t be the ugliest

6/24/19

Eh... I was too harsh with "terrible". There were a few spots where it could use some editing, but "terrible" is too strong a word.

6/24/19

Same for the first Tundra. I’d like to see Toyota reel it back on the full-size wars and move toward 3/4ths- or 7/8ths-sized trucks...and at a price that is appreciably/commensurately lower than the full-size segment (yet still above the Tacoma, which I recognize is a small gap.) One can wish...

6/24/19

My bad - it was a complete thought in my head, but now I see it doesn’t look right.

6/24/19

“Truckosexuals”?

6/24/19

Neutral: fuel economy doesn’t make it attractive. No sale. I’m going to Ram.

6/23/19

Because a buyer profile is what I’m referring to.

6/23/19

How's its initial quality?

6/23/19

The Datsun looks best.

6/22/19

I was expecting quite the opposite feedback. The writing is terrible.

6/21/19

I just figured some of these things, like the magic stick (or whatever it’s called), were influenced by the Chevette’s connection to Opel.

6/20/19

They forgot "Cheapest 'Vette" as a selling point.

6/20/19

We need a wrangler here. This is out of control.

6/19/19

Nah, your point still ignores the M3 and M5 that existed long before 1999, unless your definition excludes them as enthusiast cars.

6/19/19

“The last couple decades” is 1999-2019. There were M cars long before 1999. Do you not count the M1? Or the 507? Or the 3200CS?

6/19/19

I’m not sure I follow. Are they wrong? Are YouTube videos ineffective at teaching concepts? Couldn't you create your own series of videos?

6/19/19

My 1980s GM buy would have to be from as late in the 1980s as possible. I’d choose the 1989 Olds Cutlass Supreme FE3. I appreciated that design above GM’s other work, even if it wasn’t the greatest at anything.

6/18/19

Same build quality as new.

6/18/19

This is one of the better aspects about the Bourne series and, to a lesser extent, Craig’s version of a conflicted Bond. There wasn’t any of the pretentious stuff like flashy cars (in the Bourne series) or misogynistic crap (Bond) that became synonymous with Bond.