This. People who buy Audi's, Mercedes, etc. are after a badge. That badge is not the Mazda owl.
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I think our only hope is that someone brilliant successfully brands hatchbacks as “sport crossovers” for their lower ride height.
I have more faith in the Mazda 3 alone than I do for the entire 2020 Nissan lineup.
They should get a raise every time that happens.
Said this before and I’ll say it again:
Indeed, littering by throwing your garbage out your car window is exceedingly petty, yes.
This has got to be it. It’s a pattern. If you think the frequent unhinged driver incidents are sketchy, imagine being a pedestrian forced to walk amongst this meat grinder.
Honestly, none of what you described even sounds like that petty of shit. Littering is something assholes and lazy pieces of human excrement do.
Fun FR-S/86 Fact: In the FR-S/86 owners manual, the sunroof is referred to as a "vape vent".
It couldn’t be more accurate. Would the Vape in the FR-S go away or should there be a vape dispenser in the Outback? I mean it’s standard equipment in every new WRX I’ve seen. Thanks for the laugh.
One of us! One of us!
Having scratched up the painted bumper on my Outback only to very noticeably expose the black plastic underneath, I’d have been perfectly happy with black plastics to begin with.
It’s fall of 2022, and you’re taking a drive through Asheville. The mountain back roads are perfect to carve in the FR-S you just managed to pick up for a sweet deal.
1: it look rugged
I get it, but I truly hate the unpainted plastic trend...Paint your fucking cars!
I remember that. That’s why, when other students in 2nd period started whispering about a plane hitting the World Trade Center, I wondered what the big deal was, since I assumed it would naturally be another little single engine job like the one that hit the White House. First instincts are often very wrong.
They are designing for Real People.
It was a production phone from Apple called the iPhone, it’s literally an iPhone.
Except Porsche doesn’t keep the same car on the road for 50 years. The styling changes are “conservative” sure, but the chassis is updated. Interiors are updated. Engines are updated. Transmissions are updated. New technology is added. And we’re not talking minor revisions here. The car is heavily updated with each…
Looks like a Camaro backed into a Pepboys.