This video seems to be a farce. BMWs understeering and Audis oversteering?

My question is this: why were economy/mainstream cars from the 80's so janky-looking?

13 years ain’t too bad. The Corolla has been using a 2ZR-FE (or whatever the 1.8 is) since 2002 I think.

Agreed. Lady is seriously messed up to want to kill the dog over a shitty POS Dodge Journey.

Honestly, it’s statements like this that make me hate the enthusiast community. No one’s forcing you to buy the car.

The Murano is the only car I like over at Nissan right now.

Wow, I was right. I called this thing hideous when it came out amid all the positive comments. I called it a robot with, at the risk of offending anyone, Down’s Syndrome.

I thought it would be at least better than the second-gen, but it saddens me to say that this is by far the worst CLS. The second-gen actually looks nice by comparison.

Everyone wants the GT-R, but has anyone ever considered the criminally-overlooked sedan?

I hate Audis (well, modern Audis, think post-2005), and always thought the company was run by douches. Thank you for shedding some light on this.

The E-Class and A6 might not be, but the CTS, XF, and GS most certainly are, in their base forms even. The E300 (the only base E Class Sedan in the US right now) might not be a “canyon carver” as you put it, but the E43 is a very good handling sedan, better than the M550i (not even its direct competition due to lack…

No. It isn’t.

The best part about these is how they tried to pass it off as premium, but weren’t actually bothered enough to make it look even slightly premium.

Can you like, not?

(change the color that is)

The scale is way off

Cue someone with a story about how their uncle’s Toyota went through 3 engines in 5000 miles.

A fool and his money...

Oh but you’re supposed to be excited about this as well. It’s 0.5 seconds faster than a 911 GT2 on some race track in Kraplackistan.

I thought BMW for a second too, but there’s no match. In the article, the car also appears to have FWD proportions.

But it’s not the Jetta. Valensiakol initially thought it was based on what he caught on his camera, but it turns out, there are two different cars in the footage. One is clearly the neighbor’s Jetta in question: