In the St. Louis area, it’s Charger drivers and any car with an expired temp tag. Any Charger with a temp tag, stay far far away.

They simply don’t get enough surveys on them, probably due to their reputation.

Definitely a good tire. I like to use Michelin Crossclimates in the winter because they will handle any weather St. Louis will throw at me, and a good reasonably priced summer tire like the General G-Max RS in the summer.

Along with the Honda Fit and the Mazda 5, bring back the original tiny Scion xB as a Toyota. It was a great little car.

It’s not that hard.

It’s been thirty minutes since this was posted, are you sure this is still current?

Bring back the original xB instead. Even though based on the Yaris, it was a better car. I think Daihatsu makes it for them now, though.

Correction: It’s going to have so sell a lot of awful cars......

I think it was a combination of percent discount and overall solid car. They actually said what the criteria was, but I forgot the details. They do love the Forester, so it would be odd for it not to be on the list if there’s an appropriate discount.

Where did you get that? CR loves the Forester, so they definitely would have put it on the list. 

The world is a complicated place. More than one thing is going on at once.

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Depends on the city. Admittedly in the suburbs, but we’ve had deer in the yard before, and I’ve had one attack my car before. We’ve got possums, raccoons, squirrels, rabbits and of course, cats and dogs. I think you can see all of those in at least parts of St. Louis proper as well.

Uh, this has been up 40 minutes, and Mercedes hasn’t commented yet?

I see dead animals occasionally on the road, especially possums. Also the occasional deer, rabbit and dog. I manage to avoid most animals I see on the road, some through luck, some through skill. Pretty sure I’ve never hit a pet. I did have a deer jump in the air, do a 180 and charge the side of my car, I couldn’t…

All I said was I liked the way they looked. I was a kid when they came out. I still think they are the sharpest looking British(or similar) roadster of the time. A yellow hard top TR7 or TR8 is still a sharp looking car. Doesn’t mean it’s actually a good car.

I grew up in Orange County, so I occasionally saw those. The only small old school roadster that I really liked(just by looks, I’ve never driven any) is the TR7, which actually sold pretty well there.

Then again, a 1990s car wouldn’t protect you as well in an accident as a modern car.

You know one way to bring the death rate down? Ban motorcycles.

I don’t know if this is controversial, but the picture of the 55 mph reminds me of this.