Almost all of FCA's small vehicles are the worst. Just the way they're constructed is cheap.

Nope. They're not that bad.

Also bald mud terrains on wide wheels, because they didn’t realize a set of tires was going to be $2k

Maybe GM should hire you....

Haha brave

They make pedal extension.

BMW for sure. It’s been a thing for the last decade or so.

Never seen Star Wars either. Gone almost 30 years might as well keep it going. 

Double latch is common on German cars

The Camaro taillights don't do it for me. 

Pretty common here in Canada. Usually galvanic corrosion by dissimilar metals. Usually aluminum and steel.

First thing I thought of too. His hand controls are so much better than anything else

Someone needs to link this guy and ChairSlayer need to get into contact. His hand controls are amazing.

Working in a body shop I've found Kia parts to be way more expensive than comparable vehicles from other brands.

Halogens cost a fraction of the price of HID, LED or Lazer.

Good luck finding parts when you need them

Don’t buy a two door with a car seat.

Even track orientated cars often over heat after some real lapping.

Yes you are. Especially in a new car with modern air bags 

Two old ladies got nearly decapitated in my town when they ran a red and drove under a gravel truck.