It must be so confusing when you’ve got a new Frontier on the lot and a used one.

A few of us don’t own cars. But I have owned cars before, and I just reviewed the Mini SE and have reviews of the Taycan and Boxster GTS coming. Next week I’m driving cars so cool I’m not allowed to talk to them for two months, and then a couple of weeks after that I’m driving a McLaren to Geneva. Ignoring the work we…

What lists? This week alone I (me, alone, not including all the other amazing writers here) published a tour of Faraday Future’s headquarters, my own deduction and speculation on the size of the Hummer based on the teaser image and government regulations, a review of the electric Mini, and I got to pick on the F-35…

Again, their most popular model is not small. It is heavier, wider and taller (but not longer because trunk) than a camry. Bigger. 

The smallest mini (with 2 doors) is 250 pounds heavier than a Fit, 700 pounds heavier than the (deeply flawed but actually small) Mirage.

“Stroll the elder”

“Bob Dylan. Now there’s a REAL mumbler.” - Also Boomers

Your logic doesn't belong here

Why would anyone in the US buy the MX-30 for $35,000 (Car and Driver estimate, base price) with those specs? Even if you make a good income and can take the max federal tax credit, that $27,500 is close to what we paid for our new ‘18 Bolt, optioned with heated seats, heated steering wheel and DC fast charge options -…

Oh that’s good. And the world can always use more Tony Shaloub.

Tony Shaloub would make a good Ghosn.

Elevator pitch - Nick Cage and Angelina Jolie are back, this time trying to get the embattled CEO of Nissan from a port in Marseilles to his home in Lebanon. Why didn’t he just fly? He DID, but engine trouble forced an early landing. Yes, I know they were flying from the east, but an American audience won’t notice the…

This sounds like the first verse of a Journey song.

1st Gear:  The arrogance of Nissan knows no bounds.  They still think that they have it going on, even though their sales are tanking and they’ve got no plan. 

America: Hey, Toyota... We really like your 86, but could you give it some more power? Pretty pretty please?

So wait, Subaru becomes more and more humdrum by the year and Toyota starts making the fun cars?

An STI engine swap would, of course, be neat but I’m just happy with the blue lighting if I’m honest.

Canadian gas pumps have had chip readers for at least 5 years now. I don’t remember the last time I used the magnetic strip. I wonder why the US market was so slow to adopt?

I grew up in Michigan and daily drove a Triumph TR-7 on winter tires. You don’t need an SUV.

They should have considered elevating Alfa up to Porsche, which they’re now going to do with Maserati. Who cares if it’s expensive and breaks if it’s ridiculously stylish, very well adorned inside, and people feel good driving one (and it’s not their only car).