Dude wants a Lexus RX, of any flavor, hybrid or not, since I dunno, since the RX came out?

Reliable, comfortable, spacious, isolated from the driving experience, no more than $40,000 and prefers a hybrid. I’ve added reliable because mechanical problems are usually at the top of the list for what non-car people won’t put up with.

Right. Rate, not quantity, is the important metric here.

I would like to see this ranked per vehicle registered. I expect some weird cars would make the list.

If I understand the history of the repeat correctly, it was at least partly in response to the death of Dr Halappanavar when she was denied timely care in a miscarriage type of scenario.

It shows how far behind the rest of the world the US is. It’s nearly 40 years later and the US is just starting down the path Ireland took in 1983. 

Real estate still pricey? Been thinking about a work relocation, I heard there was a bit of a waiting list on visas and the like.

Sadly, 3rd generation removed from family who emigrated to the States isn’t enough to get moved up the line, regardless of how many pubs in Cork have your last name plastered on them.

well it shows it’s possible to get rid of it.

Top gear did a whole show on this a while back and the answer was actually Lancia. They may not have made the most cars, but they made like 3 perfect cars

I’m throwing Toyota out there.

Let’s answer the question literally: it’s Ford. And it’s all due to one model, the Model T—Ford produced 15 million of them from 1908 to ‘27.

I had my left foot amputated after a run in with a copperhead in 2017.

That’s tragic, I live in NM and there aren’t a lot of good outcomes when meth is involved.

Man, I saw the preview image, assumed it’d be a hatchback sedan like the Stinger, and thought “Maybe this would work for me” - a comfortable vehicle for four adults but with the immense practicality of a hatchback with folding seats when you need it.

The Mercedes w123 was released in 1976, and it was a great car. Slow, but good. The turbodiesel wasn’t released until 1981.

When I’m drunk I don’t start cat calling women and spouting racial slurs.

See, I see this as a small town revenue generator, where a 65 mph highway becomes 35 suddenly and there is a cop right there waiting as you slow down. Do you not get to drive for a year because you were clocked at 56 in a 35 because the local sheriff set up a system where you can’t possible follow the law? It’s not I…

Not with modern digital gauge clusters where everything can be changed with a few button pushes (although I don’t know if a 2016 Traverse had that).

My wife if short, I’m tall enough that I can’t sit straight in the car until the seat backs up considerably.  Solved in my daughter’s 2003 Acura MDX, which has a different fob for each seat adjustment in the memory.  Its a shame nobody else drives her car though, because this doesn’t exist in either of our modern cars.

In every rental car I have, bloody auto start/stop. More aggravating for cars that reset your selection after it’s shut off.