Tape the Fiat badge over top when you show the car to her, then take it off after you’ve purchased it.

We love it - it’s a 2014, bought it new, has about 100k miles now. Just got 55 MPG on a trip back from up north last weekend (spends most of its life driving almost all city, averaging mid-30s with my wife’s lead foot).

Yes - we own one!

Don’t forget the Sonic!

The CVT on the ‘19+ Malibu 1.5Ts really is a huge improvement for city driving, as well.

We’ve averaged mid-low 30s in nearly all-city driving with 1.5T Malibus without issue.

The few Malibu 1.5T loaners we’ve had have all averaged in the mid-low 30s driving nearly all city.

We had one this spring (a loaner), and we averaged 27.4, with a best tank of 29.8 MPG, over the course of 584 miles. AWD too (though that only is activated via a button - it does add the extra weight, though).

Yet another victim of GM producing an innovative (and in this case, quite good) vehicle, and then refusing to acknowledge that it even exists.

Sure - they secured it when healthcare was nowhere near what it is today.

Things have changed - unfortunately, that means for them too. Or are they not obligated to live in the real world, like everyone else?

The three companies’ hourly employees contribute between 3% and 4% to their coverage, compared with 29% for the average American worker, according to a October 2018 study by the Kaiser Family Foundation.

Just ignore it?

And I half-expected to see a pair of truck nuts hanging from the back bumper!

Impressive time (if accurate) - meaningless, in the sense of comparison, if it isn’t production-spec.

“First Edition”

I don’t like the word - but I absolutely will use it to describe any kind of cake/bread that it applies to without issue.

Honestly, we rarely found it made any kind of noticeable difference in most applications what kind of beer we used - the only time I’ll buy cheaper beer is when I am cooking with it.

For real, though, loud pipes don’t save lives. 

“Rediscover this day”

Why is he still a thing?