I had one for a month as a rental car. It was fine. It was not fancy or special. But it was completely fine. If they improved the gas mileage and made the third row easier to access it would be... fine. 

Why is this Tesla’s problem? Guy knew his situation changed before he took delivery. He also seems to understand and accept the consequences of the terms. 

This looks nothing like a RAV4.

Somewhere in Tennessee, Dave Ramsey is preparing his script.

I get weird vibes too. It's like when you look at an extremely well done AI photo. It looks convincing but something feels very off but you can't put your finger on it. 

Ford Explorer & Escape.

My prediction for 2024:

Me, in my 15 year old Honda Odyssey, announcing my family's arrival by the sound of the worn out flex pipe.

I fully understand what you're talking about. 

In my area:

I drive 106 miles a day commuting and 95 of them are interstate miles. I whole heartedly concour with your comment. I know exactly who isn't using cruise and I don't understand why anyone wouldn't use it on the highway. 

When I was growing up in the 80s and 90s, my dad used to borrow his friend’s second gen LUV. You could put the pedal to the floor and it couldn’t get out of its own way without a load.

Why is INFINITI shouting at me? 

My boss has lease a new G37/Q50 every other year for the past decade.  

*shrug*

Has there ever been a single drunk person who saw “Drive sober or get pulled over” digital sign and thought “you know what? I’m going to pull over and call a cab...”

I’m okay with that, actually. I had issues with the sliding doors on my Sienna and both of my wife’s Odysseys. With our current Odyssey, I disabled the power doors and removed the cables. They're manual doors now.

I see this as the next generation Sienna.

A review of a previous model year car that is in its fourth model year of this the generation. Awesome. 

Nothing vital has fallen off my car, thank God.