Headlights go up, headlights go down!

Never noticed that, but I definitely see it.

I’m starting to understand why Americans like big engines.

You’re not wrong.

True. They’re both hatchbacks in my opinion.

Nobody has posted this yet. Why do I have to do everything myself?

The wheelbase is stretched, but the Niro EV and Kona EV use the same battery and powertrain. This has been known for quite a while.

They absolutely do go around thinking that. People on this site are much more well educated about these things than most other car forums. I’m in a lot of Facebook car groups, and sometimes the level of ignorance is astounding.

When did they use a rental?

I think you’ve got the right idea, but we need to take it farther. A lot farther.

The Kona is on the same platform as the Niro. They should have exactly the same ground clearance.

I feel like we’re sort of splitting hairs here. The line between hatchbacks and CUVs is pretty vague, and there’s a lot of vehicles that could easily fit into either category.

I mean...he sort of has a point. Huge American boats simply don’t fit on tiny British roads.

Idiocy

All of them.

All of them.

If I were buying a $40k car, I’d absolutely make it $41k to have it in Octane Red Pearlcoat instead of some boring silver or white (or some headache-inducing lime green).

Mmmm....all of those are glorious. I had no idea they existed - I almost never see cars in those colors. It’s always either silver/grey/white/black.

That blue is gorgeous. It’s one of the very few colors that I think looks good no matter how vivid it is.