CUVs...you’re getting CUVs.

Can confirm, Nissan dealers sucked as much 20 years ago as they do today.

Could you imagine trying to rob a bank?

This is just going to make my wife want a Fiat even more...she has a soft spot for quirky, niche cars that nobody else wants.

This comment is bound to gobble up a lot of stars. 

Right? Masochists enjoy pain and psychopaths aren’t capable of enjoying anything.

JD Powers is going to have to invent a whole new category of unreliability.

My wife loves the Viper and orange is her favorite color, so it’s gotta be a NP for me...dawg.

You had me at "Fiat".

I wonder if HBO’s new corporate overlords had any influence here.

I mean, yeah, but this behavior benefits smart pre-owned buyers.

Thank you for saying this. I find this whole dynamic around states’ rights to be disingenuous. The push-pull between distributed and centralized power is an inherent quality of American federalism, and waving the states’ rights flag is just as silly calling someone out for waving it. Few things in our history have…

Yep...I asked this as well and appreciate that she addressed it so directly. Setting price aside, I’d rather have the scalpel than than the machete. And of course...have manual, will manual.

So this is totally sick, and I want one...but the most noticeable and desirable aspect of this is the lack of blanks in the center console next to the shifter, which absolutely drives me nutty in the current Veloster N and cheapens the quality of an otherwise outstanding car.

My son was born in 1995, so he’s right on the Y-Z cusp...when it came time for him to get a new car, he was all about the sedan...no trucks, jeeps, hatchbacks or coupes for him...practical, affordable, nondescript sedans FTW.

I really wanted this to be NP...but the more I read, the more that mixture of water, baking soda and Columbia’s finest began to congeal. The seller clearly didn’t say “no”.

Serious Answer: Ford Mercury invokes heritage and quickness

I don’t know, but you get ungreyed for your excellent Community reference.

Neutral: It’s a simple solution to a complex problem. A lack of incentives is not the reason more people aren’t buying move EVs.

Does it feel special enough to justify buying it over the 350 (that is cheaper and has a manual)?