Isn’t the Perodua Axia a Top Gear favorite?

I would like to apologize for the poor collective on here that can’t afford to buy one new or used. 

The correct answer is the company that makes these.

I actually agree with you. It doesn’t look as gargantuan as it’s made out to be. Maybe because it’s not 10 stories, but I think it looks classy and old-school timeless almost. 

Probably my MIL’s 2021/2022 Jeep Cherokee rental car since her Odyssey is at the dealer getting its top end rebuilt a second time in 110k miles.

It takes a few drives to really get used to it, but it works quite nicely once you get the hang of it. I’ve been driving a Mach-E since October and use it most days. Plus it seems to be a lot better at getting 100% of the possible regen than I can.

I have had a Sam’s Club membership for about 5 years now and I’ve maybe filled up there 3 times. It is always a shit-show unless you go first thing. I’ll just roll up the street and spend an extra $6 to not deal with any of it.

My parents bought one of these off-lease when I was 7-8. Loved the looks (still do) and remember how comfortable and quiet it was while my lead foot mother bombed down the PA turnpike in it. Playing with the trip computer thing was always a good way to pass the time.

I was okay with it until the rear.

Anyone else childhood flash back to them when they saw the first photo?

I mean, I’m in my 40s so I can only base the timeline on my existence. But it’s always been down to one lane at some point during this time. 

I’d probably buy a newer Focus ST. It’s such a good, all-around car and has been dead reliable. If I couldn’t find one, I’d dabble in a RWD coupe (EB Mustang, BR-Z, etc.). There’s very few cars that really excite me anymore. 

 I wish I could give this more stars. 

This stretch of highway outside of Pittsburgh has been under construction for about 20+ years at this point. It has been the bane of anyone living anywhere near it. Even after they widen the roads and put in better transitions, it’s still full of entrance ramps that are barely 3 car lengths long and uneven pavement…

This guy did it way better than that Youtuber that got busted and sent to jail for his cable pirating scheme. That guy had no taste.

Literally any cheap Japanese car that had more than it’s value in modifications. A third of my high school’s parking lot was a lot of these. One of the few really rich kids went through three modified Civics in three years. 

Definitely not going to tell you about my favorite local roads, but this is one that I remembered driving on years ago. It goes east/west between Napa and Winters, CA. I was in a rented Sonata, but it was an unbelievable road. Tons of gentle curves that followed a few lakes. If I ever make it back out there, I’m…

I drove several when they first came out. They were slow in the city and skittish on the highway. Seats felt like rocks covered in cloth and there’s more steering feel in the OutRun arcade game than in a Smart. I’d rather drive a Fiesta with a fried PowerShift transmission than one.

But it’s not a fun car though.

It was in regards to the awful transmission and your body movement during shifts can cause motion sickness in some people (probably).