It doesn’t look “good” but the fact that Ford at least puts a grille with some symmetry on it means it’s head and shoulders above the Silverado these days.

You have very well-encapsulated my feelings about Biden. His sentiments may be sincere and rooted in what was practical good governance 40 years ago, but that approach is no longer successful today. I don’t detest his political opinions or him personally. But he has nowhere near the energy and toughness.

I’m not disparaging your decision to buy a PHEV if in fact you have done so, as I think it’s a great step forward. However, I didn’t think you’d be so defensive of the indefinite future of the PHEV, which is considered by most people I’ve met to be a stopgap measure along the path to BEVs, but since you want to…

none of the drawbacks

That is so, so, so true of residencies. It’s my own personal hell because it tore apart the woman I love.

I grew up in Toledo in the rust belt and I did not see a shortage of rust on everything, including Hondas.

The result was less a website about cars than a daily stream-of-consciousness routine to occupy a chaotic mind.

Where were you living that this was the case?

Every time I get a chance to talk about old man Soichiro, I go for it.

I actually had a very similar thought of BotW when playing it: I described it as a 5-star buffet (would that such a thing existed). No limits- you play as long as you want. You can pig out or take your time, but you can play as much as you could possibly want. It’s possible to actually get sick of the whole menu, but…

Sure, maybe in about 1914, when Henry Leland was still running Cadillac, Lincoln didn’t yet exist, and Buick was the real GM money-maker, quality WAS a big selling point.

You got it.

An additional advantage of an analog speedometer is that it’s easier on your peripheral vision. The needle stays roughly in place for small changes but the units place of a digital speedometer will be often bouncing around slightly. Large changes to your speed as when you’re merging onto an onramp or getting off the…

Dad had two Monte Carlos at one point in the 70s, grew up driving a ‘67 Galaxie, and later he would take the company car budget from his employer to give my mom a car, while he went around his high-mileage regional manager duties in a Ford Festiva to save on gas.

I’m sick of re-answering this question to everyone. You can google, can’t you, or do you just want to pick a fight because you think crossovers are uncool?

How about no.

Utterly untrue. My crossover looks nothing like an SUV to my eyes, and I don’t even like the look of SUVs. People are not doing it for style. For a lot of families, it’s the most space per dollar on the market now, bar none.

Yes, you are correct- sedans won out only with stylistic tastes changing in the 1950s. Fastbacks were super common in the 30s and 40s.

You said it better than anyone else. And I salute you for making the point so thoroughly!

Lol please, by all means, enjoy the conception that your Accord (or other sedan) is cooler and more fun than a CR-V (or other crossover).