I care not for the Nissan Slowgue, but no one does a better orange than a Nissan. Every time I see it it’s a striking color on a 100% meh vehicle.

I respect your opinion.

Not my car but this is what it looked like

“We need more cars like the Kia Stinger in the market and less like the RAV4.”

Why is blaming everything on Millenials still a thing?

The seat looks like someone who removed their head.

Came here for this, wasn’t disappointed.

Figures...

I’ll never understand the hate the C3 gets.  It only seems to come from try-hards that desperately want to sound like Jeremy Clarkson for some reason.  

If Isaac Asimov was still alive, he would’ve loved how the robocars follow his 3 Laws of Robotics:

Neutral:

And Mary whispered, No

Completely disagree. So there.

This is correct. I’m happy to see the two-tone reappearing in roofs. Next step is the second tone bottom half.

In the famous words of Scooter from Borderlands “She might not be the prettiest girl at the dance, but she’ll get you there.”

Nader’s book did not take down the Corvair - it went on to be one of the best selling cars in history. His point was that they DID have the suspension sorted and removed parts to save a few pennies. It was one of many examples in the book, which led to safety standards that have saved probably millions of lives.

I once read something like “a conservative loves america like a six year old loves mommy. Anyone who says anything bad about mommy must not love her. A liberal has a more adult kind of love, and can understand that you can love without pretending the object of your affections is perfect.”

You’re 100% right. If you love someone, wanting them to do better, or be better is common sense. Patriotism is just that same concept applied to this country. I’m proud of who I am, and where I come from, but we can do a hell of a lot better across the board.

You’re already married and in the suburbs, so kids comes next. You need something that will last you into your next stage in life too. I’ve got two options for you: