This is a refreshingly simple looking gear selector. I didn’t think BMW did them like this anymore.

I actually like Toyota’s clock. It’s easy to read, not hidden in the infotainment display... My FRS has one.

Can’t tell if wonderfully minimalist or awfully cheap.

Consider it an homage to the clock in an 86 Cressida...possibly the same one actually.

I’m not saying that it will be a bad car, I’m just saying that it has really stiff competition in todays compact hatchback market. For instance, I’m not sure how they are going to sell that 137 hp engine, all of the reviewers absolutely love to hate on the base Mazda3 for being glacially slow in their eyes and it has…

Nothing about that telephone booth on wheels was hip.

you are exactly why automakers don’t make the cars enthusiasts want.

It’s underwhelming compared to every other compact hatchback in the US market.

Why wait just buy a Honda Fit (new or used) now.

Believe it or not, I’m looking forward to this for purely pragmatic reasons.

Oh look! It’s a Civic!

I unabashedly love the waterfall staches. You know why? Because it made Lincolns stand out. The new Continental Concept looks like it could be from any manufacturer if you took off the badge.

The funny part is I was totally wrong with the definition, yet got over 50 stars.

A mirage is something that you can see, but isn't there.

Get your damn logic out of here.

Ugh. Buy a used Hyundai for $9k, with about 80,000 miles left under warranty. It's a no-brainer.

Maybe they are there...but you just can't see them

It doesn't make any sense to me either. They should just badge them as Toyotas. The Toyota brand can have some more exciting vehicles in their lineup and they get rid of the cheesy "youth" brand crap that they've been trying with Scion.

This is the black hole that is sucking in the rest of the car.

Let us know if people high-five you and think you're a cool guy like in those Beetle commercials.