Where the hell is the Escalade? The quintissential early to mid 2000s rap video staple.

Base model 2013 Honda Civic

New Civics are better! They have character and rides that don’t put you to sleep!

It looks fine, has a much better engine, better fuel economy, and better cargo room with the seats up. The only thing I’d give to the Fit are the Magic Seats and the color options, and I really like the Fit.

The Fit is actually pretty roomy inside with a lot of utility. It’s a really good deal and not at all a penalty box like its competitors.

Get a Civic Hatchback

Neutral: Range isn’t so much an issue as the fact I live in an apartment where I can’t charge my car overnight.

It blows my mind that parents eschew minivans because it’s a “mom-mobile.”

Your hands might start bleeding from clutching your pearls so hard.

My Honda Civic has acceptable legroom in the back. Why don’t these luxury cars? Just make them coupes if you’re not gonna provide adequate room in the back of a four door luxury vehicle.

I mean, yeah, it is.

Honestly I found the touch slider (that was also a rocker switch) on the steering wheel to be perfectly fine. They kept the switch and took out the touch, which annoys me.

Very funny responses to this. Is it a car motor in a truck, or a truck motor in a car?!

Saw a video recently that showed the legroom in the G70 to be pretty awful, so I’m not as quick to agree as I once was

Other way around: I recently moved from a location within 5-10 minutes walking distance to my job to one that takes about 30 minutes of driving. Not an enormous commute, but it feels like it might as well be compared to the old one

I’m just here for Portia

Nissan was also on the brink of destruction before Renault.

Maybe if this were the 80s or 90s. The IDx won’t happen period now.

Neutral: Drastically improve and modernize interiors, poach engineering talent from Toyota and Honda to make a decent CVT. This plan only applies to core models. 370z and GT-R can be updated if things turn around. Learn from other luxury dealers to provide a template for what an Infiniti dealer experience should be…

Now it truly is “not a Buick”