It doesn’t take much to keep a car looking good. Wash, wax, vacuum, dust it. A good full detail yearly.  I had a 2002 Sienna with 247k miles when I got rid of it. Still looked pristine after 12 years with my inlaws and 2 years with me.

Yeah I'm ready for this trend to end. 

Doubtful. The Jetta isn’t that much smaller than the Camry.

Rare, cheap, and good condition. 

Agree.

I still can't believe that's the best face they could come up with.

Not the 301HP V6 Camry.

My mom is a lady and she likes them.

No disrespect, but there’s like 7 of you who love the Flex.

I’d say the first gen was the most nondescript pile of bore I'd ever seen. The Mazda Tribute was far better looking.

The f...??

I’m fairly certain I haven't had a phone run out of battery since maybe 2012. 

I’d love to have a Probe in my imaginary arsenal of ragtag cars from the past that I loved. This car was a high school goal. 

Dodge: Let’s just keep rehashing the same ancient platforms over and over into oblivion...

I just changed my license plate bulbs to be white LED, so... kinda the same thing, right?

My wife said that a fun third car is fine once the kids are older and it's something she can enjoy driving too. I think an 86 or BRZ fit the bill. 

Some day when I get a fun car, this is on my list. 

Cadillac will be late to the game. Lincoln won't even stoop to this. 

The 911 shape was doing just fine on the 911, thank you very much.

I’m sure someone has a cheaper example Outback.