I don't understand this, with all the complaints that the fact electric car owners aren't paying any tax on gas that goes directly to maintaining highways. Or at least should be going directly to maintaining highways. Here in the province of Ontario, Canada, I think all that money goes to maintaining Toronto's…

I think I like it better then the Civics made to look like BMWs.

Except you would make your Cube look like a Bugatti.

Is there going to be a wagon again?

7. Underinflated balls?

For some reason I think the Canadian New Yorkers had the amber too... at least the Concorde/LHS did.

Hahaha, true true.

How long does it take you to recover from a stall? Clutch pedal down, turn key? Maybe if you are prone to panicking would this be a problem, I suppose.

THIS TOTALLY THIS!

My old Olds had a 3800 Series II, if it wasn't for the transmission dying I would probably still be driving that.

Had this in my p71. I miss it now that gas is cheap again... :(

I have one in my Vue.

My problem with most Mazda's that are a few years old that I see around here is the crazy amount of rust cancer they have. They were not made to drive where the roads are saltier then an old pirate for 5-6 months a year.

Don't tell her that the Monster Energy Drink logo is 666 in Hebrew...

Because sucky for their size/their engine size MPGs?

I looked through the comments just to find out. Gonna have to check back later.

Umm... some of us live in places where there is snow for 6 or more months of the year... what are we going to do? Shut down everything for 6 months?

Yeah... I was wondering about the people who say don't run your car for that long, they must not get lots of ice and snow on their windows...

I agree, I liked driving my old P71 in the snow better then any of my other cars. Felt safer in a controlled slide then anything else. Plus easier to turn around in a small area...

Cheaper and easier to fix most hand cranks too...