I actually came to post a Maniacal Mazda era 3 for the reason of people like Ted Bundy and Richard Ramirez smiling in court and trying to be charming.

Oh, sheesh, thank you very much, you bastard! 

Holy shit man. Thanks for putting that in my head.

I remember once reading that the front of this generation of Mazda3 (and other Mazdas) looks like it’s smiling, but in a “I’m going to rape you when you fall asleep” kind of way. I haven’t been able to look at these Mazdas without seeing that since. Pretty dark, I know.

I’ve got a Volve XC40 Recharge and I’ve been anxiously waiting for the EX90. After seeing the interior I’m completely OUT. I want BUTTONS to access the things that I constantly fiddle with. The buttons on my XC40 are already pretty sparse but I can still do a few things, though not enough.

Fantozzi believes that there isn’t much financial incentive for carmakers to work on batteries if customers — faced with the high costs of replacing them — are willing to buy new cars instead.

The people who fell for the AI image are stupid.

That’s a really nice looking green color, I’ve got to say.

Who are these designers that make a front end like this? and who are the goofy people that take a look at it and go “Yup”? All that grille for what? ugh...I caught something off the river that looked like this...Although I do have a tiny soft spot for buick so I won’t hark on it too much.

This is why you need to hug your kids so they don’t grow up, make stupid decisions in their life and then feel the need to brag about it publicly.

I’ve never owned a Nissan and don’t even consider myself partial to the brand, but I was genuinely disappointed when they killed any plans for the IDX going into production.

I got to go with the Nissan IDx

Also you’ll need a 3 phase power supply and what looks like a transformer box. Finishes that can withstand hydraulic fluid, which is often corrosive and will leak or spill eventually, are a good idea too.

You’re gonna need a bigger living room.

I saw the picture first and was incredibly perplexed. Then I read the comment and laughed.

50,000 miles a year quickly puts a huge dent on resale value.

That weird piece of trim at the bottom front corner is very not good. It looks like a decal that isn’t on quite right.

It has to be sponsored in the background right? There’s now a slide show posted about how it’s beautiful from every angle.

This sounds sponsored. The Santa Fe attempts to look like a Land Rover, but looks very eastern bloc and drives like a tall crossover. All hat, no cattle.