This story and “controversy” is an insult to people everywhere who were raised in conservative communities and households, sheltered from the world as it is, and didn’t come to understand things until later in life.

Howbout the Toyota Swagger Wagon campaign? That wasn’t too long ago, was it?

“It was rubbish when it was new, it was built by idiots, and it’s rubbish now.”

I love how Honda Pilot drivers think they’ve somehow got the coolness edge over minivan drivers. You got played, Pilot man—you got a minivan but you don’t even get the best part: automatic sliding doors!

In fairness, the X7 looks hopelessly ridiculous no matter what it’s doing.

That is the ugliest sumbitch ever to wear the roundel.

Do they have a chrome delete package?

“The Honda Ridgeline: your aged-father will love it!”

I hope the irony is not lost on everyone: FCA represents its Ram TRX symbolically devouring the Raptor, the very vehicle to which it owes its existence. Let’s call a spade a spade—if the Raptor had not been the runaway success it has been, there would be no Ram TRX. Period.

I wholeheartedly endorse this candidate. A climate with below-freezing temps for half the year is no place for a vehicle that will let you down. Get something that is overbuilt, will be as loyal as a dog, and will simply refuse to break.

Can I use my IPO money to buy one?

You’ll be “Sienna” lot of these in the suburbs soon.

Looks Harrier than I thought it would.

NEW For 2020: It’s the 2016 BMW 5-Series!

Funny. It’s brand new and it already looks like a 15-year-old concept car. This thing won’t age well. 

I’ve actually wondered if Subaru has fixed their head gasket issues yet. I’ve come to see Subarus as 75-100k mile cars, based on my experience with my 2005 Outback. It wasn’t just the head gaskets, it was the transfer case and CV axles too.

Doesn’t matter. It never mattered. Here’s why:

What do I win?

Beautifully put. The design element I take issue with on this Cyber truck is the upward-sloping bedsides. For anyone who uses their pickup truck for work, there are a number of reasons why bedsides are typically flat/horizontal. It has to do with ease of loading, unloading, accessibility to loaded items, mounting…