I mean, it’s probably meant to be more twee than “cool,” in their defense. But the name is indefensible, so.
I think that’s technically true, but the Fit is called the Jazz in the European market, and there was a car prior to the first generation Fit/Jazz that was also called the Jazz - the Honda City in most other markets.
I mean, it’s not as if the propensity for the gas tank to get hit is lower on a standard vehicle. I would imagine a ground level impact is much more likely than a roof level one.
It looks like someone sat on it. Also the lack of body color on the rear hatch gives it a kind of weird pickup vibe.
I’m sorry, but this is very funny.
For Nissan, they’re probably banking on the tax credit for now. A risky move, given the political environment, but probably fine for the short term.
Totally geographically specific, but where I am to not get the Prius is the willful choice. They tend to blend in after a while, surprisingly.
This seems more like the perfect crossover for those people who want a crossover but can’t bring themselves to admit it. I mean, does this really do anything that the XC60 can’t do just as well or better?
It’s interesting because the V60 seems to have consistently outsold the Cross Country for every year they were both available simultaneously except in its last model year.
I thought it was a tribute to rest stop bathrooms.