Is there room in the driver’s footwell for the legs of a 6' tall person?

AJ:

6. A Honda Fit is the ideal car for 90% of the people, 90% of the time. Even comes with a manual.

So robbing other people, negatively impacting their property and livelihoods, putting your needs ahead of the needs of others, is perfectly okay as long as you are desperate. Got it.

If you needed a mobile naked Twister parlor, this car would suit your needs just fine.

Can’t wait for the disappointment when clouds and/or rain make this all for naught in a lot of locations!

Currently own a 2015 Scion xB. I am everything Scion did not want. Middle-aged, not cool. I did add all-weather floor & cargo mats, though!

Still a bit jealous of first-gen xB owners. People really seemed to love those.

I like a car that is easy to get into and out of TO THE EXTREEEEEEMMMEEEEEE!!!

...so how the fuck can someone run a full in 3 hours at a 9:30 minute pace???

Even Doug Williams couldn’t pronounce “Doug Williams”.
(“Wee-ums”.)

“Safr”? This is supposed to be pronounced “safer”?

I used to have a Chrysler PT Cruiser, and although that may make me super lame, I will say this much about it: Its temperature reading was accurate as hell. Only car I’ve ever had that wasn’t “so bad at telling the temperature”. (Also the PT had a cool analog clock in the center of the dashboard, which meant that you…

I can’t wait to hear about all the weird quirks and cool features of this white man!

The cavernous interior of the PT Cruiser was so useful. I found it to be tremendously functional. Didn’t care what it looked like; I just loved the interior, the big space in the back, the removable rear seats. It’s just too bad the vehicle was a Chrysler. My engine destroyed itself after about 125K. There had been…

Gizmodo’s take: We’re all NFL Draft attendees!

When they can’t do that... then what?

Do we know the cyclist was brightly-dressed, though?

Caps fans really need to start referring to this phenomenon as the Kornheiser Kurse.

Why on earth would there be any sort of conspiracy to deny treatment? What does the medical community gain from not providing treatment for which they can charge money and make a profit? It makes no sense.