Probably the minibar i found in the spare wheel in a previous car. They filled the centre of the spare wheel with RTDs and jello shots.

Subaru used a more subtle and novel approach back in the 90s on the Legacy. You entered the code by lifting the drivers door handle in a certain pattern. Very handy if you locked your keys in the car, or as you said if you wanted to intentionally leave them in there.

Argh, portrait video and cuts at the moment of impact. Learn to video.

Its not leftover “beer”, there aint much of that here, but its the waste created during production of beer. Better use for the waste than to just bin it.

I like the Mirage (i often drive them for work), i really do, but comparing it to my GE Fit? No comparison, the Fit is better in every way.

My old Alfa 156 had a few people stumped. Rear doors had “hidden” handles.

Easy, my 2nd Gen Honda Fit/Jazz.

I'd turn my car into a guided missile if some waste of space on two wheels pulled that shit on my car.

What about the trend of new cars having electric hand brakes and foot operated parking brakes? Cant imagine they are anywhere near as smooth to hillstart with as a normal lever and that might be where the assist is useful.

No one is forcing you to watch it. If you dont like it, simply just dont watch it. Unless of course you are one of those people that watches something they hate, for the sole purpose of complaining about it later?

According to my teenage years, the best unlikely rally car is a Morris Marina or BFMR Mazda Familia. Spent many hours gravel roading both of them.

a pretty ordinary car.

Its a touch different here in New Zealand. We get the flashing yellow light when the lights fail, but instead of your far more logical red/yellow combo, we get ALL yellow, in ALL directions. This causes mass chaos as no one realizes you should just treat the intersection like an uncontrolled intersection.

The Chinese one doesnt have the US mandated side marker/reflectors on the front and rear guards (in front of front wheels and behind rear wheels). These are different cars.

I have a Second Gen GE Fit, and love it. Being a JDM import it has CVT with 7 speed flappy paddles, auto lights, HID and the RS sport kit. We looked at a few first gen Fits too but they all suffered from the well known CVT shudder issue (which the GE doesnt get). More space than i can shake a stick at, easy to drive…