Obviously to have crowd smashing abilities.

I drive the 2016 model and completely disagree. Once you figure out how to drive it, the transmission is quite good. The throttle requires finesse and cannot be slammed (it also helps to not get the 2.4). Don’t even try to slam the transmission you oaf.

1. E30 325i wagon

It as been sold. You know what they say one man’s deathbed is another man’s daily driver...

Gasoline doesn’t freeze. And fumes of gasoline is what lights on fire

As Jeremy Clarkson once said (and I’m paraphrasing) Europeans build things to the nearest millimeter and Americans build things to the nearest foot.

They aren’t sad cars by any means (except the Renegade, old Compass and Patriot. Those cars still sell well anyway). They aren’t too horrible in reliability either. If you haven’t noticed many cars from Japan are having mass recalls, Ford does as well.

Give me knobby tires and I’ll accept the challenge. You can get them too. It’s a new Cherokee Latitude 4x4 (AWD really) with the 3.2L

I’m 17 and dislike leather. Cloth FTW.

Maybe we can get an Evo with a Hellcat engine...

What’s with all of these mass recalls from Japan lately?

Coming into a crowd near you soon.

I don’t think broken down cars make any horsepower.

With a V8.

Jaywalkers are not pedestrians in the U.S.A.

I meant before they cheated, they could have easily spent 3 billion dollars (extremely rough estimate) at the time instead of having to pay 30 billion today. And any of the other future repercussions.

Volkswagen and it’s affiliates are a multi billion dollar organisation. They have plenty of money to make those changes happen quickly.

The trailhawk cherokee and the one with active drive II has a locking diff.

If it sells, and people buy it, I don’t think Honda cares too much. I mean it is a reliable car, it will most likely be fun to drive at its limit. If you don’t like it don’t buy it, everyone’s entitled to their own opinion, and there are plenty of other hatchbacks. Plus the design has to be crazy to compete with new…

How? It’s still a small FWD hatch that comes with a small engine and a manual. It’s a very civil, practical, and can be fun wjen pushed. Which as far as I’m concerned is the same as always. A malibu is not what it originally was, a dart has drifted from the original, etc. The design is actually not too different from…