I really like the Tumeric Yellow and the Chili Pepper read. Uggghhhhhh

My cousin just got a Kona and I like it a lot. It’s a cool car and it’s got some edge to the design. Priced right too. 

I’ve been in the VAG family for a while and am looking to break out. But the Spektrum Golf R might pull me back in. I want better seat than my Mk 6 GTI. The lumbar is wrong for me and the long seat bottom make shift uncomfortable for short legs. DSG for me next time.

Well, beef jerky and gummy bears at this point.

Beware of the STI. They feel so fun on a test drive, then you figure out they handle worse than your GTI and to get them to be engaging you have to spend a ton on suspension.  Selling mine was one of the happiest days of my life and a Mazda 5 replaced it and was far more fun to drive.

I tried to break out of the VW Golf trend after I got my second one and was looking for a nice fun car. Finally gave up and bought a MK7 GTI.

I just want it to be finished already... 

I was thinking the same thing. Mazda just out-Brera’d Alfa Romeo. 

I have a 2014 GTI with the DSG. It’s pretty damn near perfection. However, it is my third hatchback in a row, and my second turbo hot hatch in a row, and all my cars have been FWD automatics. Based on that, I do know I want my next car to be a manual, RWD (AWD okay too), sedan. The S4 or STI are the two I find myself…

I want a proper electric hot hatch. Something like a Golf R with Tesla-like performance.

Tell me what you want out of your next car.

I think that back end looks like an Alfa. Hubba hubba!

I like the exterior, but that interior is hands down a home run. It looks incredible! Sure, there’s still a protruding screen, but that is the only demerit I see and if I’m being real honest doesn’t even matter to me since I like the ergonomics of having the display up high.

Yup and they’re running around with the current shtick saying that well stock buybacks put money in people’s stock portfolios and retirement funds which benefits so many people! Sure…pretty convenient to ignore the fact that a HUGE number of folks in this country have no stock portfolios or retirement funds, so these…

I liked it then and I still like it now.

Cool. Go away then

“U.S. Steel has restarted facilities in Granite City, Illinois, which means 800 jobs.”

Too right you are. I know that my company used that tax cut money to buy back company stock. Like the vast majority of companies did.

Great solidarity plan UAW. They can’t sell the cars you’re making so you walk out.

This is true.