Now if only they could make the sedan as practical as a crossover for loading things in and out of the back. You could get really crazy and add some additional cargo area above the trunk too. Practicality with sedan handling? Who could create such a thing?

Wasn't the second gen the one the most popular one?

I can’t really call it a memory (unless gran turismo counts), but I have been ogling ‘89-’92 Skyline GTS-T’s for a bit. Prices are bit more than I’m willing to put towards a 25YO+ car. But that said I really like that it’s a handsome 2+2 Coupe, I6 with a manual and rear wheel drive, 2800 lbs. They don’t make’em like…

Watched this the weekend. I tried if before this but it was very difficult modulating with my left foot.

I’m partial to the 3rd gens. Plus all 2001-2002 the got the multi-mode 4WD.

Kid’s these days really do not know how good they have it.

A coupe?! Gasp! The investors aren't going to be happy about this.

I don’t see why they couldn’t litter some stations along the interstates at least. It takes longer to fill these things up than a regular car, so you’d think you’d having a captive audience for longer would be something a convenience store would want.

Well it’s been almost 7 years since the First Chrysler merger. And Fiat is still struggling to sell cars here, whether it be themselves or a rebadged Dodge. They’ve distilled the American brands so much that each only sell a niche.

Nevermind, I don't read.

Is that mayonnaise or miracle whip?

Quality is everyones responsibility. If you assembly shitty material you get shit. If assembler is shitty, you get shit. If you refuse to correct problems found, your going to continue having that problem. It's easy to point fingers at any side, but it just shows as a whole they weren't really invested in making a…

No one wants an electric Fiat or Chevy. If Honda spec’d this correctly, I think they’d have a hit on their hands. I think they are probably a little gun shine considering how well the CR-Z did.

It sucks wanting a wagon in general.

Why do all of these small eco-hatchs need 5doors. Who is really going to sit in the back of these things. Give us a 3 door hatch with a peppy engine and a stick. Is that really so much to ask for? Honda you used to do this. Do you still remember?

Fun fact I learned recently. Only GT2 has RWD versions of the R32, R33 and R34 Skyline. Probably my favorite one of the bunch just because of number of cars. I like how you could get some lesser versions of a model.

One of the best features of my 4Runner is that every single window is auto open/close. All four windows, the rear hatch window and the sunroof.

Because it’s been around for so long and we never got one, like all the other cool stuff everyone else gets.

I’d like to see them keep it N/A for the next gen. I think the 2.4 would be sufficient if they keep the weight the same.

I like those numbers, especially if the weight is the same.