That too. I just defaulted to a regular Mazda5

There are Jeep tours in OBX that put third rows in 4 door Wranglers

My father-in-law has a Sorento with the third row, and all most all the time he just uses it as a 2 row SUV, but every once in a while it is nice to be able to take 1 car with 6 or 7 people. Usually it is going out to dinner or something like that. Nothing that requires luggage

1. Mazda doesn’t sell it anymore

I didn’t realize the 4Runner offered a third row. I remember it had jump seats in the early 2000s, but when did it start offering a third row again?

Our local Jeep/Dodge/RAM/Chrysler/FIAT/VW/Mitsubishi (I think that is all of them) has a Cracker Barrel and Texas Roadhouse right next to it. Wife’s car need an oil change? I will take care of it for you - AND GORGE MYSELF IN FRIED PICKLES!

I remember going to see this in the theaters but having to leave halfway through because my girlfriend at the time was getting motion-sick. I then proceeded to rent (or on demand, don’t remember) it the day it came out so that I could finish it

I am not sure if this is sarcasm, but the issue is that I have a Droid (and my cars are 2005 & 2006 models)

Car has to be 2008+ and you have to have an iPhone

I went to Penn State. There is no need for a car and most people I know didn’t have one. The public transit is actually pretty good (tons of buses) and there are multiple bus companies that service State College and will take you pretty much every direction

Neutral: What Was Your Poor Automotive Economic Decision?

At least in PA, there is usually a sign 2 miles before the exit, 1 mile before the exit, and 1/2 mile before the exit

I constantly have trouble discerning blue pants from black pants when they’re hanging in the closet...Any suggestions?

No infotainment system to deal with, no navigation, no lane departure warning systems to turn off, no automatic braking, just. A. Car. That you drive. And without the headaches that come with much older cars, too.

Most importantly, there is no evidence that adding capacity in the form of more lanes actually improves vehicular congestion—in fact, it makes it worse. And all at a tremendous cost for taxpayers.

My understanding is that as long as it is in the designated trunk area you are good

Do you drive a manual? When you know you will be slowing ahead, downshift and then take your feet off the pedals, you engine will gradually slow you down because it wants to spin at a lower RPM

I believe the only cars you get get in the US (OP is in Canada) without AC (other than special editions like the Z28) are various Mopars (Dart, Wrangler, Patriot, etc.)

Sometimes I wish these were black. When you take the doors off it looks ridiculous