You watch MotoGP or WBSK lately? Those onboard cameras are crisp and steady. I can believe this was taken live, and touched up for lighting and colour. Read more
You watch MotoGP or WBSK lately? Those onboard cameras are crisp and steady. I can believe this was taken live, and touched up for lighting and colour. Read more
If you get the one with doors you can actually get a top to go with it. But as far as feeling the speed I can vouch for the Vanderhalls. Read more
Are those still a thing? It’s hard to track whether they are an operational concern or not.
I was thinking the same thing. Keep the Rondo until she graduates then buy her a new Civic. In the meantime he could grab a used fill in the blank with whatever he wants: Challenger, Wrangler, etc
Eany to work on, cheap for a new car, AWD, good safety rating, handles perfect for new driver, and she can hand it down to her kid in 25 years. Disappointed that not one of the Jalops got the right answer... and putting a 16-yr-old in a veloster is a worse answer than Tracy's bastard child of a tractor and a junkyard.
Hyundai Kona - same form factor but super long warranty and better pricing
Foresters have those large windows that make them easier to drive than most vehicles. My wife has one and it’s like being inside a solarium. Read more
They’re bigger than they used to be but I challenge you to find me a car that isn’t. I wouldn’t call them huge, though.
Forester all day long. Just don’t get the years that drank oil. Read more
no larger than a Rondo though.
Dude needs to keep the Rondo for his daughter and get himself something new. 2008 cars were plenty safe and the Rondo is plenty ugly, so no concerns if she enhances its appearance by cutting it a bit too close in a parking garage. Read more
CrossTrek with the bigger engine is a good suggestion. Read more
Compared to what? It is about the same size as the Rondo
~4" longer than a Civic bumper to bumper. Only ~1" longer than the Rondo. I’d say it really isn’t that huge and if this guy really is 6' tall then he is going to struggle fitting in most cars
In what universe is a Forester, at 182”, considered “huge”?!
I was going to say Outback, but definitely something Subaru-y.
Subaru Forester because it fits tall and short people while not being a massive vehicle by today’s standards. The newer models are decent on gas and packed with safety features