Crap. It’s starting.
Maha
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Me looking at the Hornet: Looks like a small Dodge CUV, alright. Good job.
The Silverado HD. They took all the ugly and made it bigger and harder to see out of (and in front of).
Any subcompact CUV. Automakers realized that they could add a couple inches of headroom on to a normal hatchback, jack up the price by $5k and Americans would eat that shit up. Fat boomers who wouldn’t be caught dead in a subcompact hatchback are suddenly throwing money at whatever POS slightly taller subcompact CUV…
GM pickups because they're hideous and you can hide a small house in the frontal blind spot from the top of the hood to the ground.
The new Hummer. It’s too big, it’s ugly, it mocks the whole idea of EVs and the jackass who passes me in one at 100 mph every morning thinks he’s immune to the laws of physics.
Seriously, just fit a modern engine in this body and call it a day. Nobody would complain.
Can the pineapple live under the sea?
Nissan IDX. It was supposed to be the entry level sports coupe that slotted below the Z. Maybe Nissan would be a more exciting company today had they actually produced them?
“Enthusiasts would buy the car versions instead.”
Yeaaaa...i’m not so sure about that. There is a huge market for performance CUV’s. My modified Tiguan is just as much fun as a sedan and I hauled a vanity home last weekend.
Would one photo of a dot have been too much to ask?
“Spicer says he doesn’t believe the people that participate in this kind of thing are bad people.”
obnoxious stickers, accessories, lights and now projectors too
Feels like a new low tbh. We went from Torch explaining differences between turn signal shapes in old VWs to an explanation for a commonly-known function of turn signals in modern vehicles.
Seriously? You didn’t know that many cars have this lane change tap function? Shame! As for the self-cancelling signals on a motorcycle, my 1986 Honda VFR had that yet none of my newer bikes (2001,2007, 2012 Hondas, Ducatis and BMWs) did.
My first thought was this is not very attractive. Maybe I’m in the minority but the rear treatment seems very unresolved.
Have you ever looked at something and said, nah, this isn’t going to go the way you’re thinking?