Honda Element.

My elderly babysitter had one of these in the late 1980s. I remember sitting in the back seat that I thought had more space than my house. Seats that would literally eat you they sunk so deep. Ripped one of those stupid buttons of the seat bottom too. She never knew.

Have an extra bottle for the rest of us?

Honestly, it seems fair. Compare it to most other popular places to sell your car (Cars, AutoTrader, etc.) and this is still dirt cheap. Facebook is full of rebuilt Focus sedans and rusted Trailblazers anymore.

So buy the Standard, pay a Russian a few bucks to hack it to get those features, and you’re still saving money. Seems easy enough.

That first picture is much better looking than any of the other stuff Bugatti actually puts out. 

The people who DO know their license plates are definitely the minority and are usually shunned by society. 

My wife’s been driving a late-model CR-V with a rear hatch like that for almost 8 years now (6 years with her first one before the current one) and we’ve never once complained about the rear door opening from the side. Must be in the minority.

Just to add to your first question, the majority of off-lease vehicles will come through an auction sale as well. 

I’d have no problem being a basic b*tch for a Miata.

I’m much more interested in the independent rear suspension. I can’t wait to hear more about that!

I’ve seen a lot of baby boomers in the new Eclipse Cross the past few weeks. Also went to the local auto show and there were A LOT of blue hairs checking out the Mitsu display. It definitely left me puzzled for a few minutes.

Looks like something out of RoboCop.

“Introducing the 5000 SUX. For those who want to be stylish, but can’t afford the 6000!”

Peugeot at any price = Crack Price

Interesting. I’ll have to forward this to the local guy who has a Chiron. He’s only got like 9-10 cars at the moment.

This is exactly what I thought of too. Must be rear facing like the S, but even then it looks like 3rd row passengers would have to ride with their faces pressed against the rear glass. 

335 horse/385 torque; plenty of space for baby and everyone else you have to schlep around; sweet spot in size; it comes in a plethora of bright colors; max out at $53,000.