I know everyone trashes these, but honestly, if you want a car that can move more stuff, with a kid, and be reliable and affordable, there just aren’t that many non CUV options. My wife’s getting a new one of these for $19,100 this weekend and it comes with all the safety features. It’s ugly as all hell, but she…

“just unstoppable on a snowy road.”

I love no longer needing to turn the key to start my car. Fight me.

No they don’t. The ES would be pushed up into GS prices and the car would have to be the size of an LS to give the same interior volume.

If this rumor is true, it means no one is buying them. A RWD ES adds nothing to the the people who buy it. As a matter of fact, it detracts from the car.

Then...don’t read it?  I know that’s a tricky concept but...I’m not really interested in Gotham, so I don’t click on articles about Gotham.  Weird, right?

That article appears to say you need to shop around to find the best professional car buyer.

It grew up, made money, and realized it had better things to do than slum around with you anymore. It’s working out pretty well for them too; got a nice house, chill wife, and those 3 kids brought a sense of greater purpose and focus to his life. He looks back fondly time to time at the hell he used to raise...but he…

It doesn’t help that the Camry is a much better value proposition for people who are in the market for a car like a Camry or Accord. Honda is refusing to play the pricing game, whereas Toyota is undercutting the Accord with an arguably superior car for non-car enthusiasts.

The reality is a crossover is better suited for most families than a sedan. We need to stop using irrelevant metrics like 0-60 times and handling courses for mainstream transportation devices. People care about step-in height, visibility, comfort, and the ability to drive over crumbling infrastructure without getting…

Sadly, you’re not wrong. I’m among the apparent minority who like the new Accord’s looks, so I was hoping to get a new hybrid one in a few years, though the possibility of this being a liftback would’ve swayed me to the Insight instead. Guess my choice is made.

*whispers* It’s almost like he’s not a good businessman

Lol, I bet he levies a tariff on ALL of the Russian-made cars we buy...

Speaking of sad things, look at this picture, which remains the saddest picture I have ever taken:

Anyone who doesn’t have kids is politely invited to shove their parenting advice directly up whatever orifice they are not currently employing to have kids.

Uh...not giving into the meltdown is giving them a constructive lesson. And I’ll get off your lawn now.

I don’t have kids either, but what in the fuck. You don’t have a license to walk around society unperturbed by the existence of Others. Human beings are imperfect, you might wanna get used to it.

If you’re a parent, do you risk having a meltdown or do you get your child what’s most appealing to them?

On the other hand, most of the time the BAC test happens after you fail the impairment test. It’s a rare (never) thing where you drive perfectly, get pulled over anyway, pass a field-sobriety test, but the mean cop decides to arrest you and force you to submit to a BAC test anyhow.

So people took something that was perfect and made it unbearable?