If you’re looking at the whole lineup, I have to go with Hyundai. The Genesis sedan is pretty nice, and the Sonata is boring but inoffensive... but then you have the Veloster, and abortions like this angry bar of soap.

Disappointing, sensationalist article.

I don’t even get wings to start with (so much effort for so little chicken!) and I know there are far better options than a place mostly notable for loud middle-aged guys going on and on about Obama.

Physics! With those big heavy engines at the tail the center of gravity is very far back.

The Maddog has inspired a lot of penis jokes over the years. A lot.

No city in Florida looks remotely like Oslo.

Chips and the kind of disgusting ranch dip that too many people around here slather on veggies.

Because they’ll slip off the bead if breathed on by a sparrow.

Why do people use “bias,” which can be a noun or a verb but not an adjective, as an adjective?

And the other reason the “mini serve” states are SUPER ANNOYING: the very talented attendant inevitably bashes the nozzle into some part of your car other than the filler neck, leaving a scratch or gouge.

Wait, you drive a Range Rover, and you mentioned an Escalade, and you mentioned a **QX80** for crying out loud, and you complain the LX is gaudy?

Most younger people don’t have any net worth. I don’t have any, even though I have plenty of assets and no revolving debt, because of a truly ridiculous amount of student debt.

This is a good way to think about it. For me, it’s right around 30% per car. And I have a history of replacing cars after 5-6 years. So that’s something like 5%-6% of my salary each year.

Would go up depending on income.

I do not feel the photos back up your conclusions.

There are buyers out there who care about those things but also want family utility. Not many of them, but they exist. I’m one. Right now my family car is a Forester XT. This looks to me like the most compelling replacement I’ve seen yet. Cheaper and more reliable than the six-cylinder Germans. Faster, less…

Streaming audio over bluetooth is the most overrated feature ever, unless you like audio that sounds like a phone call. The only “bluetooth” that matters is for phone calls. I’ll happily plug in a cable to get reasonable audio quality.

That $40K MSRP one will go out the door for $36k within a year. I’m probably going to buy one.

Damn, there are going to be a lot of first and last dates here.

That may depend on your city of residence.