I agree, I’ve never cared for the looks of this car.  The headlights look like some cheap chinese ebay junk, the bumper doesn’t match the rest of the car, the wheels with the bulging centers.  The overall lines are pretty good, but the details make it look cheap.

I would just like to say that my editors here at Jalopnik make me look like a much better writer than I actually am, and I was incredibly proud of the original headline for this post - “You’ll LOL At The Hyundai Veloster N’s Lousy Lease Numbers”

That R32 is just as gorgeous in my opinion. I’d love to own this and the Audi. That would be one sexy looking garage.

It should then have the performance and handling of Cayman or it will get dogged.

Welp... Not seeing the ugly. Good luck with that. 

Not me. I’m energized. I can’t wait to volunteer for my favorite choice of the Democratic primary candidates, then to volunteer for whoever emerges the victor (whether it’s my preferred candidate or not) and then VOTE again. It felt really good to do for my local races this last fall, and it felt really good to win,…

Not sure if that imagery is quite Trumpian. When Trump tries to convince himself and others of his lie, he doesn’t use facts or hyperbole, he just repeats very simple points, ‘it was the best’, ‘no one has ever flipped a coin so hugely’, ‘many people are saying it’s the best coin flip ever’, ‘record coin-flip, never…

Can’t unsee.

Tom said that in his article already, but your huffy whining really helps.

Well, this is certainly a testament to why Tom is the one getting these questions. 

Race. Car. Bed.

It’s not like it can be worse than a David Tracy purchase.

You would have to call your local Hyundai store and be like “Hey, Azera lotta deals on those cars?”

No way, Tom. If a consumer pays more than HALF the sticker price for any cancelled GM, they are getting ripped off. Tell the sales manager you know this to be fact, and that you want free lifetime oil changes and a free tank of gas every month. That’s what’s on the table.

In 2019, you can buy, new:

This seems perfect for the northeast, where people trend environmental/liberal, but also really really “need” AWD for the New England winters. Give it a lift kit and call it a Prius Crosstrek and it’ll sell like even hotter cakes.

The Mirage is perhaps the ONE vehicle they make that I can understand purchasing, because it’s a brand-new vehicle with a warranty for like $11k.

Here’s a Leasehackr article on how to Lease an Encore for $135/month:

As far as I understand, the motor will primarily provide boost in transient conditions where the SPCCI motor might struggle. 

You’re 30 and consider that “ getting old?”