New Jersey? Asian? Female? Mini?

This is nothing. And it was a smart nothing.

I never understood the Blackwood or the Mark LT. Who would buy it? Why did they? I saw one on the road once, and was as amazed as if I saw a Miura.

The fact is, Musk has a point. While hydrogen fuel cell cars were once heralded as the true future of automobiles, largely because hydrogen is a theoretically infinite resource and the cars produce no emissions besides water, they simply never materialized. Sure, car companies say they're working on it, but the end…

I remember this as Wasteland Kings from Humble Bundle Mojam 2. Which I played the shit out of, and still do.

I wondered that, too.

Why does Scion need Subaru's permission? I thought all they did was build the engine.

I've honestly wondered how much safer, or more dangerous, U.S. highways would be if we just ditched speed limits.

TL:DR Crossovers are cool now, Buick's buyers are almost exclusively older people and old people appreciate smaller (easier to drive) cars with lots of space.

Something about this car's design bothers me. I don't know if the angle of the nose and windshield makes me expect a bigger car, or I just can't take a CUV of this size seriously, but it honestly looks too much like a toy. It looks too hatchback for me. And yeah, I know, "oh crossovers are just hatched things on car…

When does a model year really start, anyway?

WHAT IS THIS.

My dad bought a new Tahoe, eh, five or six years ago and within a year or two the power hatch had begun to act up, been fixed, and acted up again. Even when it worked, it wasn't as quick as a normal hatch, and it didn't revolutionize the way we put groceries in it or anything.

Mini Cooper S costs more than Abarth, and Fiesta ST, which are both better vehicles.

Well the Kia Soul is really only a fat Scion xB, which Kia borrowed the whole big in the front, small in the back window design from, as well as the black a-pillars.

Not bad from a hatchback. Let's hope the batteries can deal with the show.

I've always had something against the term "good handling."

This is a good point, and it isn't made nearly enough.

To me, Troy Baker can play nothing but the leader of the Third Street Saints. I played half of Bioshock Infinite, and the whole time I was expecting to get a giant purple dildo at some point in the game.

Obligatory Exxon Valdez joke.