That was close.

Yes! A highly reliable SUV.

If the auto industry only produced what people needed, there’d be less than a dozen models of vehicles to choose from.

What I learned from this experience is simple: most pickup truck owners don’t care what they need. They care only what they want.

Spare some wifi mister?

you’re forgiven

“Think of it this way, they’re not punishing people for driving a competition vehicle, they’re just rewarding those that buy the products they make.”

This whole car gives me a very Hyundai/Kia vibe, but I think it bests them.

To which they would respond, “Asphalt and run off areas, cute.”

“...time at the dispensaries...”

I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE.

You have strange tastes, this is a better Aston than recent Astons.

I’m not saying it’s bad for what it is, it’s just that that doesn’t make it cool. The new Prius will get better mpg and outsell its rivals too, does that make it cool? What does it need to be cool? I don’t know, but the model S doesn’t have it. What it had was loads of novelty, which you mistook as cool and has now…

I don’t get this attitude unless you just don’t want to admit it was cool. Startup company builds fully electric car that can go 4 times farther than any other electric car and it outsells established rivals? That’s the definition of cool, at least from an engineering and business standpoint. What else does it need?…

I’ll cry if kinja actually let’s this video play.

But then there would be no golf left.

Stop it so hard the rust all falls off.

Eliminating the fear that you will be murdered to death by an F-150 or Range Rover

I would never order/buy a car with two-tone seats. I love Jag/Rover as much as humanly possible, but these look like they were pulled from the Camaro assembly line.