A non-Honda dealership down the street from my office had a used Type R with 10k miles - and it was priced above MSRP! It was also sold withing a couple weeks, but I don’t know for how much.

Highlander = Pilot = Pathfinder = Explorer (3-row midsize)
n/a = Passport = Murano = Edge (2-row mid with better engine than compact)
Rav4 = CR-V = Rogue = Escape (2-row compact)

Without leverage or with minimal leverage, anything over a couple hundred pounds or so right on top of you is probably bad news - I don’t think it matters if the Jeep is 3000 or 2000 pounds.

As if going to the dentist isn’t bad enough on its own, now I have to worry about earthquakes while I’m there - and I don’t live in a particularly earthquake-prone area!

Well, one of them’s still alive...

Yes! Why isn’t this available in the US? Based on looks alone, I’d be interested.

Hyundai-styled take on the Subaru Baja

Subaru should be all about the WUV.

Manual transmission for the Z4/Supra - everyone here will buy at least one, thus subsidizing the EV push.

“If given the choice, I would definitely take a current gen Accord or probably a Civic Si before this car at MSRP.”

The current TLX doesn’t have a turbo 4 option - just uprated versions of the last gen Accord’s NA i4 & v6. It does drive better than the last gen Accord sedan, but probably not the new one. I can see that coming from a v6 TL, the i4 TLX is probably disappointing. This car sorely needs an update with the 2.0t tuned…

I was hoping you were going to say white - that’s the best color for those, and IMO should have been the only color offered.

My dad’s truck technically had 4 gears, but only 2-4 were actually useful. This didn’t help when I tried starting off in 2nd in a regular manual car and it shuddered and sputtered along with the salesman asking me what I was doing. “But I thought you shouldn’t use first unless you have a heavy load...”

You didn’t know how to drive a manual and you bought a Type R? That’s insane and awesome. Good for you! My only question is: what color?

But he’s wrong. Compared to the other mid-size trucks, it has more room inside. It’s not comparable to a full-size truck, but it’s not supposed to be.

Does he have an ownership stake in the car, and is it not insured? It is a beautiful machine, but it is not a person. I am guessing that he did not realize that flames were literally licking his suit or maybe he is extremely cool under pressure (like an experienced pilot, remember that guy who landed an airliner in a river

2918 Subaru Outback

Audi’s position is surprising, as is Honda’s. The Clarity is Honda’s “least reliable” - is the new generation of their hybrids dragging them down?

On your specific example - I had a Yukon XL as a rental while our api,it was in the shop, and I spent more on gas for that behemoth in 2&1/2 days than a week in the Pilot. It was obscene, and I felt like an asshole driving it. 

NASA uses dynos to class cars