Was this off road course on private or public land? Unless it was on a private, purpose-built course, cancelling the event because it was “too muddy” sounds like the right call.

Oh boy...an “is AWD necessary” article.

Toyota is just determined to make other makes boring.

I’d personally like to see a Legacy wagon return, since the Outback is now so big and practically its own model. I think Ford could have success with both the Focus and Fusion wagon. I still see a lot of first gen Focus and early 00’ Taurus wagons on the road, and their owners seem to take good care of them, so the…

Please note I did say “hardly” but yes! That is indeed a wagon if I ever saw one. It needs competition though, not like Ford or Chevy don’t have compact wagons elsewhere.

Also, let’s not forget that the Golf Sportwagen was the fastest selling car last month. While that doesn’t indicate popularity as much as it indicates demand:supply ratio, it means there are still people buying new wagons.

Fuck rolling coal idiots.

This is needed right now in the US. Just admire this.

Yes, please turn in your Jalopnik Deputy Badge.

I’m tired of seeing all the good hatchbacks being 5-door. Am I the only one who would prefer a 3-door Fiesta ST, like they have in Europe?

The “Business of Selling Cars” needs to die.

Console mounted shifters in trucks and SUV’s. Put ‘em back on the tree where they belong!! Free up my console for other things like slurpees, taco bell and Jesus pamphlets!

Model bloat.

LED Strips.

But will it wagon?

I’m a GM parts counterman and that’s a 1998-2004 GMC S-15 Jimmy. Could be an S-15 Envoy but the cladding and front fascia is wrong. Hard to tell from the frames.

How about the metric of “routine maintenance and repair costs?”
Whoops. You lose.

Tell me I’m wrong, I dare you.

I liked the numbers. It set Jalopnik’s reviews apart from everyone else’s. Could it have used a revision? Yeah, sure. But the concept was still pretty good.

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