Agreed.

Man I had two of these... both Antique Sage Pearl colored... one a 2000 LE and one a 1997 XLE V6. Fantastic cars. My wife and I owned the 2000 from 2005-2014 and the 1997 I picked up as a winter beater in 2013 for $2k. I drove it two years then gave it to my brother who drove it until 2018 when it finally ate its…

I agree and that was the exact point I was making. Even though the two Camry models share almost no body panels, they’re the same generation/ same car. Focus man was using the same argument to defend that the 2007 Focus and 2008 Focus was not a mid cycle refresh because no body panels were shared. I offered my Camry…

I’m a human resources manager.

Semantics. If it’s the same car underneath, it’s the same car.

Disagree. That was the same car.

I tell my children Rule Number one of parking lots is if you can pull through safely and park nose out, pull through so you can exit front ways.

That interior looks like it actually doesn’t suck.

Alero was not based on the Cavalier platform, it was an N Body along with the Grand Am, 97-03 Malibu and Olds Cutlass.

I forgot this was Neon based. It looked so good in ‘94 but proportions seem weird now.

In 2016, I drove a 2012 Altima for a couple weeks while my buddy borrowed my van to move things.

I stopped reading halfway through because I lost interest after being interrupted by 10 freaking advertisements in the midst of the text.

I bought a 2015 Camry SE that was a rental car in late 2016. It had 42,000 miles on it. Manufactured in January 2015 and purchased December 2016 so almost 2 years of service for those 42k.

That was a dizzying cringy circle of yuck to read.

Sidenote: these cars only had 5 digit odometers. When they got to 100k miles it rolled back to zero.

My first car was a 1991 Tempo GL.

This was my favorite song of 2017. Perfection.

It makes so much sense to build an entire EV brand out of a model name that is circling the drain...for the second time.

Nissan: let’s go after Infiniti interiors!

Dear God...🤷‍♂️