Personally, I'd rather have a Kia Soul Turbo than a Nismo Juke.

The Audi Steppenwolf Concept (which I have loved for years) had its full sized spare pop out of the bumper just like a CD out of an old stereo. I know full sized spares got the ax a lot for the sake of weight savings, but man I wish this feature became more popular.

I’m upset about companies cutting sedans from their lineup. I’m not an SUV or Truck guy and never will be. I still picky about the sedans I like in general so the trend may hurts. The only saving grace I see is if this open the door to wagons entering the market? With glorified wagons selling fairly well (see:…

Ford sucks. Just make a god damn wagon!

I remember an a comment said around the same time Mazda mentioned AWD applications in the future that the current set up for the 6 makes it difficult to pair AWD with the 2.5L turbo engine. Maybe I’m making that up though. My fear is that we’d get the NA 2.5L with AWD but not available on the turbo until the next…

This is the path I was looking at honestly. I think this is a great car, but if I wait 2-3 years, i can probably find a loaded GT with AWD in the low-mid 30's if I look hard enough. What I’m most intrigued by are 2 different kinds of comparisons: 1) How much better it truly is than, say, something like the Fusion…

I owned a ‘95 Prelude Si from 2001-2007 and loved every second of it, especially the seats. It was during my college years where I made 4-5 trips between Central New Jersey and North Carolina. 7+ hours and never had a problem 1 bit with back or leg fatigue. My only concern for you is how old the seats are. Even with a…

I am praying for a wagon GS. Literally will bug my local dealership daily until I can order one if it happens.

For what it’s worth, I’d say Kia/Hyundai concept-to-production sketches tend to closer to reality than a lot of other car companies. I WISH Subaru and Honda would make 1 car close to their concepts. I was so excited about the new Legacy and Impreza’s. Their concepts looked incredible. I like the production models but…