The design of Lexus interiors have been MEH for many years.  Materials are decent, but the designs have been on par with Chevy.

That eventually gets solved by the many trips to get said tool. Then you’ve got all the tools but are pissed on how much you’ve spent on tools that you never use. But you can’t get rid of any of them because you know what will happen next. 

Pretty much everyone involved in this story should have been arrested.  Throwing something off an overpass has caused deaths where I live.

Yep the price for used cars are ridiculous. 

Queue every Facebook uncle ranting about the 2nd amendment because this is going to happen in their cul de sac if they aren’t aloud to mount an M134 on top of their Subaru.

I won’t even pretend I understand how drift races work, but man they’re fun to watch.

Here in California, the only Mitsubishis I see seem to be rental cars with various fleet license plates. I can’t imagine the horror of booking a compact SUV, thinking you’ll get something like an ok Escape or RAV4 only to see the lights of an Eclipse Cross flashing to unlock.

I live in Oz:

My guess is that their AWD system keeps them alive in some states. I recently went to Breckenridge, CO and I’ve never seen so many brand-new Mitsubishi SUVs in my life. They were probably the second-most popular car brand there after Subaru. People either buy them for their AWD, or Mitsubishi was coincidentally the…

In the Netherlands, people drive them for PHEV tax credit (the outlander was the cheapest PHEV for a while), and the space star/mirage is just another appliance car for short rides. There’s nothing wrong with them. Neither good nor bad. Well, the previous mirage/space star was really uncomfortable and felt super…

Two guys that worked at my old company both bought new Mitsus to replace their old Mitsus. Needless to say they’re weird. And not car guys.

I am always amazed when I see someone in a brand new brain jarringly ugly Mitsubishi. 

My understanding is the only people who buy new Mitsubishis, at least in the US, can’t get financing anywhere else.

I know no one who has seriously considered a Mitsubishi when buying a new car (since the Lancer/Eclipse/Gallant went away, that is), and I don’t see many new ones on the roads, yet they continue to exist.

“You know what would be really cool, though? If like, one of the channels didn’t suck.”

The most frustrating thing about how capitalism works is how good things are inevitably ruined in the name of profits. Yes, capitalism is why the game exists in the first place, but things always have an inevitable pattern:

The Dodge Journey...survived an impressive 12 years before getting the axe.

Race, and racism - explicit and hidden - is a part of everything. Including automotive culture. If you can’t see that, or don’t want to believe that, you’re a part of the problem

As someone who loves his 1GR-FE powered Tacoma: no one wants to hear that engine, my dude. It sounds horrible.

Middle aged white guy here, and I thought the same thing.