gnarles2
Greg
gnarles2

Awesome. I need one of these although I will never sit in the back. But my pittie will have a great time back there.

I don’t even care about the cost of the tow to be honest. The problem is when and where that car will break down. I don’t want someone I love to be broke down in a bad area (or winter or night) waiting 2 hours for roadside assistance to get there. I guess it all depends on where the car is being driven on a daily

I agree with this 100%. I want my car to start everyday as well so I drive a cheapo 2015 Mitsubishi Mirage. It’s cheap, reliable and fuel efficient. I will drive it until it dies and then get another cheap new car for myself. Would I buy this type of car for my better half to commute to work in? Hell no. They have a

My other half has to drive through the ghetto of Cleveland every day to get to work and back. In the winter, at night and so on. A new car reduces the chances of a breakdown and increases my peace of mind. There is nothing worse than a car that won’t start or move in the middle of winter or getting stuck in the middle

Thankfuly they are not selling these in the U.S.. I could totally see soccer moms dropping kids off at school and then clogging up our highways while commuting to work.

The way that driving is taught in the U.S. needs to change. People think that because their car has stability control and anti-lock brakes that they can just let the car do all of the work for them. That then spills down into their kids and they drive with the same disregard for rain, snow and so on. The auto

I do like the way this looks much better! Maybe they can use the Aspire name. Everyone who buys this is aspiring to have a real SUV anyway?

I drive a 2015 Mirage with 72 or 73 hp. It moves along just fine. I pass people just fine and can maintain 90 mph just fine. It may feel a bit slow with 4 adults in it but I rarely have more than 2 people in it and the vast majority it has just me in it. Everyday I pass people that have 3-4 times the horsepower on my

I had a basic idea of how to drive stick but when I turned 18 I bought my first new car. It was a 1997 Hyundai Accent. The most basic model with no radio, air or power steering. Of course it came with a manual. My dad drove it home for me and I hopped in by myself and learned over the course of a few hours. So many

I am sure there is a Nissan that was sold in the US that has a lot of the same parts? I am not sure but with the internet I would think that getting parts should be fairly easy, but possibly more expensive than usual.

With a manual and painted a beautiful shade of brown.

Remember those fancy Aiwa bookshelf units that were all over Best Buy back in the day? Yes, another stereo type.

That sounds just like myself! Things that Republicans say make me cringe and things that Democrats say make me cringe. What are we to do? Can we get a real 3rd party? A common sense party maybe?

Meh. If they want to have get some love again then they need to just make a retro styled bus. This thing will not sell in large numbers. Volkswagen needs a hit and this thing is not it. It is ok looking but not what I was hoping for. I was hoping for a van that was fun. Something I could commute to work in, and maybe

I am interested to see it as well. I will be looking to trade mine in soon for a new one. I am curious about the plug in hybrid version and what changes were done to stow and go to make it even easier to use. It is supposed to be built on a new platform so I doubt it will be a simple refresh. I am thinking that they

Make that automatic a CVT!

The Geo Metro Convertible is one of my all-time favorite cars. I should get one before they are all gone.

Love. It.

I don’t think that is true at all. We do not have a choice so of course they are not selling. I know of quite a few people, including myself, that would buy a a cheap SMALL truck for sure. I need a small truck for a small business but I also need to commute to work everyday.

OMG this 1 million times!!!! It looks just like it! hahahaha