Honda Fit definitely should come back. Nice car all around except for the crappy seats which gave me awful back pain. Yeah, I know after market seats are an option....

For specialty models, there is the center of gravity, the packaging for the intercooler under the hood scoop, and the sound. A lot of enthusiasts like the sound of the boxer.

Probably sunk cost. The engine works good enough and the development cost is already amortized.

About damn time. They are going to sell like hotcakes but I fear dealer markups already

Sorry this happened. Always hurts the faith in humanity, though I know it happens all the time.

“he wants something more family-friendly that can accommodate a car seat, luggage, and three dogs.”

well, they ran out of Confederate generals to name shit after, so that was probably the next-best thing. Even though they would call Reagan a woke libtard at this point.

Nobody cares about you lickin’ Elon’ huevos, chief. 

I am trying to figure this out. Is it an ECVT? They called it a “traditional hybrid” in the article but then said it was symmetrical all wheel drive. I am trying to wrap my head around this. Currently on the Crosstrek the flat four feeds the CVT and a clutch pack behaves like a differential after the CVT. Is the…

I try to stay away from making assumptions about the people who drive certain vehicles unless they’re dumb enough to plaster their vehicles with Confederate flags or whatever.

I didn’t mention politics, you jackass. Now kindly go fuck yourself with a dry, life-size, fist-shaped dildo wrapped in sandpaper.

I see. That is of course, different and makes more sense.

What?

I was just talking to my wife about this as we saw our fourth Element within two blocks of each other this past weekend.  I said “People really do love that car.  They should bring it back as an EV.”

Too many to list. Honda S-2000, Fit, and Element. Air-cooled and water-cooled VW “Station Wagons”/Vans/Type 2s and Vanagons.  The OG BMW i3.  The OG Ford Ranger.  Pontiac Fiero.  Buick Riviera.  Olds Toronado.  COE Jeeps. Chevy Volt and Corvair . . .

Wagons, all of them. Camry wagon, Accord wagon, A4 and A6 Wagon, 3 series and 5 series wagon, C class wagon, Jetta wagon, all of them.

Toyota Tercel wagon. With the inclinomater.

Camry Wagon.

A friend of mine’s dad had one. And when said friend discovered that they WILL roll oversteer into the trees if you lift the throttle going too fast in a curve, it was replaced with an AWD Dodge Colt Vista wagon. A two-fer of wierdo AWD ‘80s wagons in one family. Impressive that he got such a painfully slow car going…

They were sweet wagons. I remember being in college and thinking when I graduate I want to buy one of them.