markoff8585
Markoff8585
markoff8585

So.... just a typical Pennsylvania driver?

GOOD. Anyone who likes the Scion xB, Honda Element, or any of those other little boxy things should be a fan of the little boxy Renegade. I could fit 3 car seats in a mine, full stroller & kid supplies in the back, and park it in any downtown spot. Having Jeep’s reliability is a bit of a killer, but if they keep it as

Rob I disagree. I have a livery business and have this car and a few lexus es300h all of the same Era. The lincoln continental is nicer the the Lexus interior by a good bit.

There are certainly others, but those immediately came to mind.

In the context of the movie:

hands down its the Zenvo
its just pissed off at everything

All my first-line choices have been taken, so I’ll throw in a vote for the Gigahorse.

Jaguar MK X.

I appreciate what you’ve done here

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.

Chevy Tantrum

Project Satan

Just in case you thought that design flaws were limited to newer vehicles: when I was in college, I drove a 1987 Toyota Corolla. Being a college student, I lent my car out to a bunch of other people on a regular basis. Invariably, when they gave me the car back, they’d tell me that they had to leave the keys in the

They can still be flush without being stupid and unintuitive. See the BMW iX door handles, which do not protrude and are very intuitive. 

Can confirm, had a Mustang with a Glass Roof and a very phallic aluminum shift knob. It was like trying to hold the sun.

1990-2010 plastic parts in the engine bay. I’m looking at you BMW and VAG and your crappy plastic dipstick tubes, plastic water pump impellers, plastic EVERYTHING.

Don’t. Let them weed themselves out.

I’ve been on this site for over a decade and this is my first suggestion to posted.