So we can't get the Golf R sportwagen...and we are all very upset about it. But the reality is that would probably cost about 45k and would be too steep for many of us. So how about a regular Sportwagen but with some GTI bits like the motor, suspension, and electric diff? You could probably sell that for about…

This is the 1.8L engine from the Civic, the rest of the world gets the Fit's 1.5L motor. The HRV's chassis is based on the Fit. Only one inevitable conclusion: Honda has the means to drop this engine into the Fit. Call it the Fit Si.

is this what they are fixin'?

I'd take a Lada and a kick in the balls over this.

In 2002, a crack design unit was sent to a corporate retreat by a Japanese company for a redesign they didn't commit to. These men promptly escaped from a maximum-security resort to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by Toyota, they survive as car customizers. If you have a problem... if no one else can…

Pretty sure its a 1992ish Civic. That color is pretty spot on for this

I think this is the first of your "Why buy beige when you can buy used fast for less?" I agree with.

My dad is the man.

Please enlighten us with your advanced rationale then, O enlightened one. Or perhaps you could link us to the madly successful car website you write for? Because I'm just certain you're ready to back your insults up and not some holier-than-thou neckbeard who thinks he's got it all figured out.

Sorry to hear you're leaving Atlanta, my condolences to the rims of your 360 when they meet Philly potholes.

Ware the Surekill Expressway!

Anyone know why this isn't called the Mini Cooper GranCoupe? Or GranCooper?

Yes, but a 996 doesn't come with a warranty or space to move furniture. A lot of us need that right now if we can only have one car.

Citizennick sits next to me at work. This is normal behavior, but he keeps it interesting.