Your 999 out of 1000 is basically correct, but you have to answer like they are all real, I do anyways. I am internet sales for Chevy.

As a former Element owner, I can agree. This car was great if you needed the flexibility to haul a lot of stuff, as the rear seats were easily removable. But the back suicide doors were both a blessing and a curse. They were great for unloading stuff when parked on the street. I used mine to haul band equipment and it…

This body isn’t sexy enough fr a LS swap. If you are buying this it is for the engine it has.

It’s like putting a cheap hooker in a Vera Wang dress

WRONG.

Pretty much this. Every time I see a Maserati around town, I do a double take. Not because it’s a lust worthy piece of exotic Italian, but because I’m suddenly reminded they still exist.

Neutral. I know we aren’t big fans of them all the time, but I think for any electric car to be truly mass market it needs to price similar to a Camry. If the Camry can be America’s number one sedan by sales, then probably trying to price as close you can to Camry would really make a mass market car.

True..but the FiSTs in the 10-12 range have 50k miles and up. Personally, I don’t want someone’s leftovers on a car like this.

I think this is the only reasonable thought process. These things were pretty reliable and maintenance I’m assuming is cheap. The car is ugly though.

Honestly, if my family still had property down in Florida, this would be the perfect car to leave down there. Cheap enough to not care if gets stolen, reliable and OK…

For $3,500, that is going to a teenage girl for her first car, no doubt.

The headline doesn’t make sense. Travel Or Put Your Privacy At Risk, The Choice May Soon Be Yours?

Probably just an ignition problem or blown engine. Nothing that can’t be fixed.

You’ll note those wheels are lacking their apex seals. Mazda liked to hide their shame.

Needs more triangles

$2500 for this is not even terrible if you’re going to do a 13B swap (which I totally would). This would make a great project car.

This is a good supposition, because it’s indeed quite hard to refuel your car while staying inside it.

Stop.

Oh no I don’t doubt that at all. I was just saying how it is supposed to work or can work.

Arbitration is a “free market legal solution.” That means that the people involved in arbitration, must almost always find in favor of their major clients who hire them over and over again. An arbitrator who finds in favor of consumers even a few times, will find themselves unable to find work.

I remember when they ran the hatchback in SCCA rally and Canada had ski patrols in the wagons. Having had over a dozen Jeeps in our family I sorta wanted one back then but never got one.