Doug, I think Land Rover programming subliminal messages into the check engine light is pretty daring and exciting as well.

“Our new light-duty pickup chariot is finally ready. We shall call it...the Frontier.”

Those look like Japanese donuts to me...

This list is a major FAIL. At least half of the cars on here shouldn’t be, and the omission a vehicle that not only redefined a segment but turned an afterthought into a class leader is a swing and a miss.

Why would anyone buy a 3 series nest year? Between the XE and the Alfa, I don’t get it. The 3 series is hardly the sports sedan it used to be. Maybe the Alfa and Jag are garbage, but what good reason is there for buying a German Camry?

Owned. Well done.

Okay, guy....

Too bad they already made something cooler from the factory 25 years ago:

Would you rather sit for 5 mins trying to get out of space in a busy parking lot because you can’t make eye contact with anyone? I back in everywhere, and from what you sound like, I wouldn’t want to date you either.

File under “Things Toyota won’t do.”

Is this the new Chevy Elantra?

Naw.

You got no water and you got millions of illegal aliens. I don’t have to live there to understand that.

There’s a difference between respecting the concept of sovereignty by abiding by an established nation’s laws and sneaking into one and feeling entitled to everything the former group has

“Aside from not salting our roads, California doesn’t often do much for automobile enthusiasts,”

Volvo used these for roughly 20+ years (I don’t have exact numbers), and would beg to disagree about them not ‘catching on’

Ignition between the seats:

I think the heartbeat sensor in the Volvo Personal Communicator scared people out, but it didn’t catch on (or help sell more Volvos). They dropped it by 2010.

I have no desire to share a car with someone who isn’t my family. Even then I have serious reservations about it.