Is this going to be the most reliable BMW branded product in their line up?

Yes and no. Cyclocross bikes are built to be light and fast, not always as practical as a gravel bike. They're more race focused. Use cases will always overlap in these segments.

Larger tire clearance, more relaxed geometry, more braze ons for gear, different handlebars with less drop, often wider with more flare, some times suspension and/or dropper seatposts.

As long as it isn’t rusty it’s a decent listing price. Talk down to 3k and make sure the core support isn’t rusty. The 03+ vans also are six lugs with four wheel disc brakes and before suspension.

A submarine can be launched from a port, a submersible cannot and is launched from a boat. You seemed to be using the terms interchangeably.

No manual transmission. 

Cops getting screwed by capitalism go back to protecting capitalism.

How did you determine it was a huge upgrade to the engine with such slim changes? You would have to drive the same chassis back to back. You also neglected that the 3.0L V6 is a turbo diesel.

Opel GT

An automatic transmission. Definitely go without that. No DCT or anything either.

Manual

YEP!  I’ve driven across the upper, middle, and lower US and Nebraska is the absolute worse.  Thankfully in 2019 they raise the speed limit to 75.  Last time I went through it was 65 and I wanted to die.

Missed a big one: Automatic transmission!

The mistake wasn't intentional, and therefore not malicious. He should not be liable for jack shit. People should boycott the station if they do try to sue him. 

None of those have the space of the Integra.  Ignoring the luxury and equipment component, I can’t shove my family of four in anything else but.  I’m absolutely thrilled the Integra is here.

Is the rear egress too tall for dogs to be able to jump in? Our Outback seems to be able the limit. Car seats will be in the back so can’t just have the seats down and let them in the side. What’s the rear seat split and fold down situation like? Hatch access to flip downs?

Headlights. Turning your headlights on cuts the chance of an accident in half.

I would rather have an Si with a hatchback.  I will need to haul two kids and two dogs.  Can’t throw dogs in the trunk.  I require a manual transmission and I won’t buy German (no nearby dealers anyways).  If the Integra is too slow I won’t consider it.  I need more space than a GR Corolla, WRX isn’t a hatch anymore…

Is the shifter being offset away from the driver annoying?

How’s the power? Does it feel like a typical FWD?

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