CUP HOLDERS. Yes they are necessary, no you’re not a race-car driver. We all need cup holders.

People who buy a Maserati or a higher end luxury car usually don’t have the time to fix things themselves. It’s very easy to make your statement, but very difficult to implement. As a project manager with 2 kids, even finding 30 minutes of free time to do something becomes difficult.

Someone’s got class.

It’s like a mini Maxima. I dig it.

I think those are all of the examples.

Ridiculous, or fucking awesome!?

Just like I prefer the new Civic without all the front orthodontia.

Lets face the facts: it will end up (some how, some way) looking like this sucktard creation after only a few weeks of ownership.

Hmmm ... the good news: The body line in general harkens back to the days of what used to be called a “fastback” design - which I’ve always liked.

Wait. I like this. It’s a new Honda, and I genuinely like it.

The 1st gen Scion xB and 1st gen tC have a hatchback that opens by squeezing an electronic lever, then once it release the lock, you can open it. The problem is it takes half a second, but most people pull up as they squeeze and end up ripping out the hatch handle, since it’s only held on with some crappy plastic.

Do you have a first gen Neon? Is it blue? Does it still have all it’s paint? If so - it’s been repainted. Every one of the blue paint jobs did this:

I mean, they are Camry drivers. The drivers really probably are that bad consistently.

Every time I see one of these old 80’s Cadillac’s, I ALWAYS see this section of the rear missing.

Who the hell at GM decided that using the reverse lights as approach lamps was a good idea?

Tyler, thank you for your sensible, not sensationalist, reporting!

It doesn't know whether it identifies as FWD or AWD. Don't discriminate because you can't understand.

No. A thousand times No. A car clearly styled by three people who were not allowed to speak to each other. A (insert favorite deity here) awful ugly pile of shit.

#1: Prius