Audi’s are enough trouble without an engine swap. CP.

Is it me or do crossovers keep looking more like minivans without sliding doors?

I actually tried to buy a new Accord with a manual and the sales people were so clueless I gave up after visiting 5(!) dealerships. 

That shifter looks like it belongs on one of these

I'm disappointed there's no Bronco branded tire to install on a Wrangler. 

The more I look at this, the worse it gets. 

The base with the steelies is the best looking one

1st gear:

1st gear:

No that’s definitely some kind of face-eating underwater alien with a long stabby tail

I’ve been looking for this exact car in my area for years. I would buy it in a heartbeat. NP all the way.

The device mount is genius 

Neither one of these design languages was a good look and they both look like something a talking rabbit in a children's cartoon would drive into the city to buy carrots. 

IMO this generation of Chevy trucks is rivaled in honesty only by the Hardbody. 

I remember when the G35 came out, reading about how the dash was inspired by Washi paper. Now it just kinda seems like they lost that direction they had. Whatever Nissan is doing is better than whatever Toyota is doing though. 

I feel like they got the retro future vibe right on this. The way the Challenger still looks great even though it’s been on sale since the dawn of time, I think this will age very well. No stupid swoops like Lexus, no crazy vents like Toyota, no whatever the fuck Nissan is doing. Just a good clean design.

Tell me about it

You're not my supervisor 

But the CR-V adds durability and storage