So they “listened” to “customers” and brought back the V6 w/ Auto, but they won’t “listen” when literally every potential buyer says that Jeeps are too expensive?

The Rav4 Hybrid I was given as a loaner from the dealership was and will be the best car I’ve ever ridden in. It’s also the equivalent of driving around in a surgeons smocks after he’s been “scrubbed in”

It looks like they took a few pages out of the Toyota Century SUVs playbook. But it will be affordable. Shame it wont match the quality.

If he’s looking for a small project, the VW Jetta GLI has the largest catalog of upgradeable parts I can think of that all come directly from the factory.

There are a couple Cybertrucks in my are that are wrapped in business liveries. Simple, white with a company logo. It actually looks pretty tasteful.

I’m fairly certain this isn’t the first time ya’ll have had this list. The comments were practically identical. Do ya’ll have something else to talk about that isn’t complaining about big trucks or right wing politics? This website is such a drag.

Sounds like he doesn’t have much experience with anything if his take on pony cars sounds like reddit rage bait. He needs to keep what he’s got and get therapy so he can fully grasp why his life has gone the way it has. Get a 2020+ ecoboost Mustang, next to perfect price/performance/reliability.

I don’t want to drive around a soulless imitation of a car in the shape of a lima bean that relies on software to get by. For example, the Rivian is cool as hell, but it’s not a 4x4 and never will be one. There’s a reason why something as simple as a 4hi and 4lo are still around.

I believe it started out as a 3M vinyl wrap color that emulated Lamborghini’s (so yeah, Audi) “Nardo Grey.” It was so popular of a color along with whatever galaxy themed crap that hotbois on Youtube were doing, that auto manufacturers jumped on the bandwagon. It was probably pretty easy for Nardo Grey to spread…

Ignoring other worse points of contention. Storing unsold cars in large, unused parking lots is not a new or telling practice by automakers. There are Ford work trucks stored at our local mall.

God, remember when Trump was in office? Wait until another another republican gets elected into office. Then you’ll see what they really care about.

To be fair, $300 over the lifetime of a car loan isn’t really anything. That’s not even a coffee at Starbucks once a month for 6 years. 

I agree heavily with the rubber mats. But wouldn’t believe for a minute that Subaru’s optional rubber floor mats are anything more than acceptable, especially after reading on reddit about how much they suck.

If your nephew is in the Raleigh area, I would recommend Turbotime in Sanford. They are good people.

We’ll see more of this after how well the new WRX is selling. Given how poorly it was received by the WRX community, many of them are probably first generation WRX owners that don’t know that the dealership is the last place you take these cars. Find a local, independent, Subaru specific shop and make some friends…

The 2015-2021 Subaru WRX requires more finesse than the average clientele has sense. With a WRX you need to drive for efficiency of the motor, not fuel efficiency. A weird predicament in the car scene.

Yeah, I drive a 2015 WRX, and I’ve actually become WAY more conscientious  of my driving habits than I used to be. Ironically, I get around much faster than I used to, experience and knowhow. 

Probably because the word sounds sexy. People buy wedding rings as an alternative to gold, if I remember correctly.

I’m aware I’ve become jaded, but I can count on one hand how many games I even caught my attention in the PS5 generation. Some games I’d say were genuinely boring. I may not even get the next system, it’s just a time sink, and I done being disappointed.

I don’t agree with the MINI comment. I think they’re really good values; at least in todays market. If you compare MINI’s lineup, it’s about equal with Honda.