Enthusiasts: We want ultra-lux sedans and coupes that we wont actually buy
That's BRZ fast
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I could see paying for your gas with the infotainment system being a good idea at a full service station, so outside of New Jersey where else would this be useful.
Every party has a party pooper...
A freshly washed car runs/performs better.
My view: if you’re going to do hard-core off-roading, just buy a solid front and rear axle Jeep (an important distinction, because a Compass won’t cut it). Preferably a used, relatively cheap one.
If only anyone other than Chysler built Jeeps I might agree consider them. But reliability and build quality are things I think about, especially if I am going to find myself many hours from civilization.
Lexus sold 27,190 GX460's in 2017. I think that’s enough justification for them.
Neutral: I’d much rather be actually driving than sort-of driving while also babysitting a nagging robot.
I am personally a fan of the Hilux-based Toyota Fortuner sold in Straya, Middle East and South East Asia. Same 2.8D engine. A 4.0V6 is also available.
Really?? I think it’s one of the better looking wheels on the market. Especially compared to the consumer market. (Porsche is probably my favorite wheel right now, but different league)
I can’t stand the new “tacked on” screen and an electric e brake. Yuck.
Tgabk you for writing about this car. I was mildly obsessed with it in fourth grade when I had a Guinness world record book, and had not heard much of it since the late 80s. Granted I did not Google it since, because I did not want to find out itt was not as bannas as I recalled. Thankfully it is bannanas after all.
I was following this thing way too closely.
I guess I’m going to be the contrarian here. Something will eventually need to be done about China demanding an unequal playing field, especially with regard to intellectual property rights.
I believe that Trump’s greatest deception is convincing anybody that he knows about business.
The premium XT lists for $29,495. which puts it equal to the 2.5 Limited and under both touring trims.
The S2000 is on its way up. makes me sad mine was totaled by a big texas truck. :(
The reality is a crossover is better suited for most families than a sedan. We need to stop using irrelevant metrics like 0-60 times and handling courses for mainstream transportation devices. People care about step-in height, visibility, comfort, and the ability to drive over crumbling infrastructure without getting…
I hate how nice this looks and I hate how I kinda want one.