If it were competitively priced and performed well compared to the Colorado/Canyon, Frontier and Tacoma, I'd be in it. A small truck is most likely my next vehicle, and I've always been a fan of VW's.

It's Chris... you can't expect too much.

I think it would make them quite a bit more expensive for people in places like Brazil, China and India.

What's so great with back-up cameras? Mine is virtually useless 80% of the time because it is covered with salt or dirt.

At best, front license plates ruin the look of a car. At worst, they compromise the aerodynamics too. Plus, they're not even illuminated like back license plates are, so what's the point?

If the new Xterra continues on, I'd be massively disappointed. Not the prettiest thing out there, but it's well proportioned and makes a statement without coming on too strong.

The grille is the only thing that might allow me to hazard a guess. But even then, it might take something thinking. My original guess would probably be "I dunno. Something from China maybe?" I can see your argument, but without being shown a Nissan badge, and actually knowing what this truck is, 99% of people…

That's great and all, when you only have to meet mid-to-late eighties safety requirements.

Well... now you're making sense.

Am I the only one that couldn't give a shit about this Skyline? It looks boring as fuck, and what style it does have isn't what I would call good. It's also RHD so that will be fun in traffic or passing on a back road. It's just a "meh" car I never understood the love for.

So for around a $5,000-ish price difference, you'll likely end up getting two vastly different cars: One meant to compete with the likes of entry-level luxury, and one meant to to compete with optioned-up economy hatchbacks.

Does that German MSRP include any additional taxes or fees for things like emissions and such?

I guess the sarcasm was missed by most, if not everyone.

I'm so sorry you have to drive that. Is there nothing that can be done?

Uhh, dude, I think that's a Volkswagen.

At what point does it stop being called "open wheel"?

It also never came with an exploding trunk, or airbags in the rear or the ability to make turns without a driver, but hey...

Give me prices and show me data then we'll talk. Until then it's basically speculation.

I'm not sure how you've shown that my feelings are wrong. There is still a very small space for groceries in the cab, especially if you've got another person with you. So they end up in the bed. Now they are rolling all around. Even if you put a bed divider in, it's quite a large area they are free to roam on your…

Everyone bitching about Utes but they are really pretty impractical.