This would be the closest next thing, the Maruti Alto 800cc, which is about US$4000.

The Volkswagen Amarok has a 2.0l twin turbo 4 cylinder diesel (BiTDI).

The little wagon is a 90’s Hyundai Elantra:

It’s a Mazda 1.5l Skyactiv engine.

The armrest is so low in the new Fit that some owners did this:

Toyota had a 109 hp engine 18 years ago that got almost the same fuel economy and was extremely reliable, so I’m sure it could be better:

This one was branded as a GMC and assembled in USA!

Also a 910 hp machine loosely based on the car:

Except that it’s based on the Hustler:

I’m from Chile and it’s true we have gone in a wild ride since 2007 with the likes of the Lifan 320 (Chinese Mini):

This means bye bye to honest basic cars because marketing will not like its cars being advertised as “zero stars”. Now all cars will have to have automatic braking and cameras everywhere which means more weight, more cost and more things to go wrong.

Not too far off from a car that was actually sold in the US, the Aveo:

That explination doesn’t make much sense because Golf’s, Polo’s and even the tiny little Lupo had the stubby mirror, athough the mirrors were the same for all cars so that might just have been a cost cutting approach.

Koleos, man all of these crossovers look the same!

The new Frontier is already out, just not for the US:

Mexico has both, the Sedan is Toyota only and the Hatch is Mazda only though.

Tesla:

Fuel economy, the more parts you close off, the better aerodynamics you get. Modern cars even have active grill shutters:

I’m shocked at no one mentioning his bio.

With the current Camry looking the way it does, sadly yes.