This post was meant to be more tongue and cheek. Subaru is known for AWD. It’s like buying a FWD Jeep. So they offer it, but it’s not what they are known for.  

Reads headline about addressing Subaru BRZ’s fatal flaw...

Nope, still not AWD. 

Now that my kids are older, they are in booster seats and their legs are just long enough to fit down behind the fronts seats. (In my 4th Gen). I have not tried to fit two car seats in the back of the newer ones. I believe a Challenger can do it though. Having two real headrests for the rear occupants would be a huge…

I have a similar situation with my Camaro. For seven years it spent most of it’s time in the garage since I couldn’t make two kids with cars seats work. Since I knew I’d regret it if I sold it, I kept it.

Many keep saying situations and dreams change or once you get the dream it’s not what you imagined. That happens. I…

I don’t understand why so many people say “dream car” and then sell them. It’s not a dream car then. 

Basically, I’m finding older, higher mileage, and more “basic transportation” type vehicles going for $3k more than they would in 2019.

I’m thinking more along the lines of the movie Unbreakable.

That and the fact that they are selling now for close to what they were new.

She’s super-human. Now we all know.

No Camaro and mullet stereotype? WTF?

Camaro owners have a mullet. More specifically if you drive a 3rd gen.

I’ve never had one.

2,286,406

I had the same thoughts. I’ve seen what happens when dads upgrade the powertrain on a Power Wheels. What kid needs a 35 mph toy car? It better have seatbelts and some damn good brakes. The windshield alone is going to decapitate the kid if he hits something.

Way to bury the lede.

“How To Avoid Becoming A Car Hoarder”

This is Jalopnik, most of us are happy to keep one car running and driving. 

Hyundai Veloster
Toyota 86 or Subaru BRZ

I think you should have asked who HAS their forever car. Seems like many of us do.

You still need to update your graphic ;)

Not sure why any f-bodies didn’t make Owens list. Affordable, fun, cheap to insure, good on gas (stock), and the best part T-tops. And you aren’t that concerned about leaving it alone in a parking lot like a Ferrari or DeLorean.

“wheels on the head of a Transformer”

Excellent! Star for you.

Can a car following see the rest of the light during a heavy rainstorm? I can’t believe Ford made lights like that before.