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For some reason, I always thought these were the same as the Mercury Capri. I guess because Kia was building for Ford, I assumed that this car was the same as well.

I have a 2016, it’s a great little car. Bright red so it stands out in a sea of beige, 165hp-enough to get out of its own way, leather interior, lots of cargo space, and all the basic modern conveniences like bluetooth and a backup camera. There’s very little I would change about that vehicle. It fits my daily driver

Most Tik Tok trends are baffling and obnoxious to me.... but this one is so cute and wholesome, I can’t help but love it. Now I’ll be singing “A little red truck, hawlin’ a Chrissmus tree” all day!

In the picture of the Adler Diplomat, it’s been converted to run on “wood gas.” Don’t know if it’s the exact same car, but it looks just like the one at the German Transportation Museum in Munich.

Did that share its DNA with the Ford Probe? Or maybe the Ford Contour/Mazda 626? 

Why’d they block out the taillights and move them down to the bumper? Seems like that’s a bad idea for quick repairs in the bush, or easy bumper swaps.

Until recently Hyundai had a really cool bright gold metallic available on the Sonata. There’s one in my area and I chatted with the owner in a parking lot once. She said that the color was the tipping point between it and the Kia.

So does this place after The Marvels or before? It FEELS like it should take place afterward, but that movie isn’t coming out for 6 months.

It looks good, but it seems like there’s a tension of styles between boy-racer custom compact, and classy premium sport-sedan going on there. Like it needs to fully commit to one or the other. We’ll need more pics from more angles.

The Pontiac GTO (Aussie import version) and BMW 6-series of the same era as well.

BMW 4 Series and Infiniti Q60

Wow, before I scrolled down to see the actual car, my first thought was, “ok, that’s just a Mustang badge photoshopped on to a Camaro”

I missed the question, but my answer would’ve been the Jeep Commander. It had the classic looks of a proper large off-roader like a Land Cruiser, LR Discovery, Range Rover, or Nissan Patrol; and obviously Jeep knows how to build a car for the trail. So instead of going up-market and offering a Rubicon version for a

This is why I prefer the Kia EV6 instead. You can get it in bright red or blue, and it doesn’t look like a re-imagined 1986 Plymouth Horizon.

It’s Italy, so they’ll be wine-drunk Eurotrash.

Ok, maybe a dumb question, but if its known that the toxic material is carried in the vapors given off by the process itself, and not the end product.... can someone not research a safer way to chrome an object? I mean, if we’ve been doing the same process for a century, maybe its time to investigate a new way  of

So I’ve never seen this show, but is that what’s supposed to pass for a Disneyland style theme park owned by a super giant global media conglomerate? Cuz that looked like they filmed it in a local parking lot pop-up carnival.

So I’ve never seen this show, but is that what’s supposed to pass for a Disneyland style theme park owned by a super giant global media conglomerate? Cuz that looked like they filmed it in a local parking lot pop-up carnival.

Shhhhhhh, more than 4 and it triggers the slideshow. Just keep your head down.

My wife and I have a Honda Fit and a Kia Soul for our daily drivers. I’ve honestly never needed anything bigger. We even fit a hot water heater into the Soul once. If something doesn’t fit, I either get it delivered or just rent a truck for the day. In the long run its a lot cheaper when you factor in gas and monthly