Um, sick burn...? Minivans fit the needs and wants of most people (like the Caravan I already own), even if they’re delusional and insecure and avoid them.

“They do this to elongate the hood and give the impression of a RWD, sporty proportion.”

How often do the third row seats get used in a Yukon/Suburban/Expedition/etc.? If I got one it would be for the covered cargo area, not more seating (to the extent of maybe removing the rear seats for even more space).

Or just use a Q-Tip carefully.

Sometimes I’m jealous of those that find IPAs too bitter. They’re my favorite style of beer, and I’d love to taste them like the haters do. More bitterness please, 100 IBUs just isn’t enough sometimes. :)

Not in a car? That’s a bit far, don’t you think?

Because we’ve moved on from “brick” phones.

The Teslas look far better.

It doesn’t look like a CUV, it looks like a tall car.

It’s a tall car. That’s it.

You don’t need a car like THIS to start racing immediately.

There are probably many people with lots of money, but not enough time (or knowledge) to build a race car. This gives them the opportunity to start racing immediately. Hopefully only after learning how to drive a car like this, of course.

Battle Royal is fun, you should try it.

Sounds like you’re mad because you get your ass handed to you in BR.

The “safety” reason is the biggest joke IMO. Crossovers, SUVs, vans, and trucks are already large enough to offer a safe environment, all while (formerly) being able to let you put your elbow on an open window without having it higher than your shoulder. The fact that small cars (and motorcycles!!) still exist is…

Will beltlines ever return to a reasonable height, or are carmakers trying to make their cars look like old men?

Am I the only one who isn’t really affected by jet lag from long flights? I haven’t travelled long haul much, but each time I just hopped off the flight and went about my business, without any real effects. Maybe it’s that my normal sleep patterns aren’t great, so landing in a different time zone halfway across the…

My 60+ year old parents drive, and prefer, their low sedans. I also prefer a lower seating position at 40 years old. Anecdotal? Of course it is, but we’re still people that want what we want.

why would anyone confine themselves to a Corolla if they can get fantastic fuel mileage in a CUV?

most imporantly a more upright-leg stretching seating position. Sitting in a car.. is like sitting on a bean bag. Sitting in a crossover.. is like sitting on bar stool.