There are a handful of Krispy Kreme’s here in SoCal and they get massive business. But I think it works because they ridiculously spread out. For instance there is one in my hometown of Ontario, but the next closest 2 are either in Menifee or San Dimas It doesn’t hurt the myriad number of small mom & pop places as…

The Veloster is a 3 door a la Saturn or Mazda RX-8. The drivers side has no door. The passenger side has a small rear door for people to get in and out of that’s opened once you open the main door.

This is a good answer. Especially if the weird quirky nature of the Veloster being 3 door doesnt work for you.

My mom would always go for the Veloster N. Its hands down one of the best bang for you buck performance options out right now. If it had AWD it would be even better.

Good points. I see this as more of a big win for FCA though tech wise. Which is also what I think we will see more of rather than actual PSA cars coming to our shores. 

This car is rolling pompousness. IF ( and it’s a big if with this being Fisher) this sells, it’s just going to be the poster child of the car for the well heeled who care nothing for the environment but want something that says “hey look! I’m green”. Make more cheaper EVs. 

Netural: I think this merger is a terrible idea and an act of desperation by FCA to get someone, anyone, to do business with them. Out of all the automakers I wouldn’t have wanted it to be PSA to merge with them. Its going to most likely make things worse as each brings to the table nothing that could benefit one or…

It doesn’t look as enticing. As is typical McDonald’s fashion. It looks similar to the old Big n’ Tasty. And that shit was nasty. 

Inland Valley SoCal here. I’ve seen more Lamborghini Huracan lately than I’ve seen Z4's. I’ve only ever seen one Z4 tbh. I have yet to see a Supra. Even at a C&C.

Better money is spent both new and used on something like a Leaf. And 100 miles is good depending on where you live and how you drive. For me for example, that would be useless.

Thats one of the reasons I like the Veloster N. Its subtle boy racer, especially when compared agasint WRX,FoRS,Civic Type R etc. People not in the know will see it and think or thats just some Hyundai hatch commuter, until you fly past em with exhaust popping.

It looks good. Especially the orange trim and that steering wheel. But that wing is atrocious. It should have kept the standard N wing or even the non N spoiler. But lets be honest, hatch wings never look good anyway and come across as awkward or an afterthought.

Yea this is probably the only way itd make sense/be a good buy. 

Wow. That’s pretty weak for a hybrid. Any non hybrid 4 cylinder midsize family sedan can pull that off. Hell even with me cruising at 70 I've managed to pull off 46 mpg in my Sonata. And that's with the 2.4. 

You’d have to be a fool to buy this. This comes across as half assed and seems to exist for no other reason than for them to say that Mini has an EV offering just because. 

Joe can can choke on his morning joe for that stupid ass comment. Why tf does the media keep trying to play this both sides we go high narrative?

Neutral: Nothing will help Mitsubishi at this point. They only thing they seem to sell (surprisingly) is Outlanders. Their dealers are often hidden and have an air of shadiness to them akin to buy here pay here places, probably worst than Kia, their lineup is so bad that its almost sad (I don’t know how they had the…

From having played it for the last 2 days I can say that it’s pretty much Fallout in Space. And I love it. 

The only inspiration it seems to have is in the head and taillights. Oh and it has a pony badge for whatever reason.

Neutral: Again, stop promoting people to switch to EV’s when there isn’t even good enough infrastructure to support the switch yet.