Put. it. in. the. Crosstrek.

I’m with you. If you wipe your ass properly and don’t exercise in them (or live somewhere muggy), there’s no need to wear new undies every day.

I don’t know if you’d see anybody else make that play

I bought this one (XLE, not Adventure) and I’m getting roughly 29 mpg on a tank-by-tank basis. Pretty mixed driving. Long, all-highway trips without many hills are in the 36-38 range, commuting with normal traffic is more like 32. I’ve put roughly 1000 miles on it.

Subaru’s CVT is a deal-breaker for me.

Center fielder nowhere in sight. Ozuna can take comfort in the fact that that would have been at least a triple if it hadn’t bounced over the fence.

More important (or at least as important) than power at altitude is all that torque. Pikes Peak has very tight corners, and the ability to accelerate hard out of them is going to make a world of difference.

Looked up a vacuum cleaner on Home Depot and they’re all in amps. Space heaters are in watts. Garbage disposals are in horsepower. Electric mowers are in amps, volts, and sometimes amp-hours.

I’m not 100% sure but I think infrared goes right through sunglasses, so an IR camera would still see your eyes.

I don’t use Grammarly any more because it has been empirically incorrect about several of its suggestions. That’s a deal-breaker.

Ah, but remember: in addition to that meager ROI, he’s gotten the joy of telling people “I own an NSX and no, you can’t see it or ride in it” for 20 years.

Even better: add the sugar before the coffee. The agitation of pouring the coffee in the cup helps dissolve it.

And hopefully a waterproof infotainment system, cause someone’s going to get caught in a surprise summer thunderstorm.

You are 100% correct, but the people who buy them need neither the utility of a full-back SUV nor the handling of an actual sedan. The only reason this car will ever leave the asphalt is because the driveways on Martha’s Vineyard are generally surfaced with crushed seashells.

The Blue Flame color from the new RAV4 would look really good.

This is exactly why the shot clock exists. Duke and UNC once ended a game 12-10. One guy dribbled for 13 minutes. Either institute a shot clock or play more aggressive defense.

just bought a brand new car off the lot. If Subaru had made a Crosstrek with a turbo and more than 200 horsepower, I would have bought that without a second thought. It’s not even a new car. There’s no R&D required. You already have all the parts. But no.

Just curious: do you curate these based on people’s usernames? Cause there are some raunchy ones out there.

Correction: the plug is flat, but it doesn’t swivel.

Correction: the plug is flat, but it doesn’t swivel.

Have you not spent much time in the mountains? Snow on the ground doesn’t mean it’s cold. And if you’re (realistically) the only one helping to cut ice blocks, which is not easy work, wearing a t-shirt is perfectly reasonable.