This. If you’ve got some FU money and want to try an EV, I think this would be a great way to try it out. 

I’m going to disagree on the Integra and say the third gen is better looking.

I would go further and say pretty much any BMW from the 1990s are going to be iconic/classic. 

Who would’ve thought that Hyundai could create so many good-looking cars?

That’s fine, I’ll take it. Where do I sign?

My god, what a travesty. 

How is the second craziest payment on this list a $1000/month Hyundai? I expected better Jalopniks.

100% agreed. I’ve driven two of them and they were way better than I thought a GM could be. Great seats, tons of torque and a smooth shifter. 

Can’t seem to find it right now. Would love to put a CarFax on it.

I think you might be onto something Collin. If you take the time to show them what a car like that (V8, stick shift) can do if they don’t respect it and then teach them how to control it, they will be able to handle most vehicle-related situations. For example, I never learned how to handle a RWD car in the snow. I’d…

I’ve never seen the underside of a Lagonda. Very cool to see.

Who the hell is paying over sticker for a Leaf or any Kia?? 

Dear Ford,

I would’ve went with this first before the R2. Definitely getting some Delta Integrale vibes.

I’ve always appreciated that perfectionist mindset of older Lexus vehicles. Do they still have that same focus, or have they lost it when they started making them unattractive to look at?

Has to be a typo, right?

I’ve been pretty happy with my Mach-E Route 1 that I’ve had for about 4 months now. I can get around 305 miles/full charge and I can fit two car seats in the back with no issue. Plus it’s one of the few with two trunks and a nice interior.

Exactly. The truck doesn’t make sense on it’s own, but throw another thing on it that doesn’t make sense and it works. Two wrongs make a right. 

This version actually makes sense. 

Why are all the pretty ones just absolutely insane?