The return of the crab claw!

You may enjoy visiting it yourself even more than a YouTube video... :)

Neither counts as a "minivan" because neither has sliding doors. The sliding doors makes it!

The fuel efficiency is the real draw for me. At that price-point (used market), with that amount of seating, there are very few options. Unless I look at a Kia Rondo....

Thank you! All things to keep an eye out for. At least when I do purchase one I won't be going into it blind.

You'd be the first I heard bad things from - now I'm curious.

Had? What would compel a person go give up a car such as this?!

Slow but fun.

Mine's a '99 - that's how. :)

It's funny that the Saturn VUE Redline (which I tried to convince my parents to buy when they were purchasing a VUE) did NOT come with a manual trans option...

Did they build it up themselves or buy it off of Car and Driver? (Who started but sadly never followed up on their "Return of the Boss Wagon" series)

Certainly surprising for someone who wants to buy a family vehicle able to carry more than 5 passengers and looks like a tall wagon. But to you and me? Nah.

But since my Corolla has a manual transmission I'm good right?

Mazda 5 Sport (6-Speed Manual)

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Right? You know the only reason he's doing this is because he's about to step out, has nothing to lose, and everything to gain. No worries about getting re-elected.

You retain partial control - duh!

Two questions I'd like answered (sorry if you've answered it here, I couldn't find a definitive answer):

Come now - they lost complete control of the vehicle and were only left with partial control... it makes perfect sense once you turn your head sideways and squint.

I'm just waiting for you guys to do Camel: The Jalopnik Review. Or are horse breeders lining your pockets? Conspiracy?!