yeah, but why does it need 6 headlights? I guess I can give you a semi pass since the cousin Cube exists. 

There must be a huge demographic for FCA crap cars as there is a lot of Dodge on this list... 

Ott Tanak disagrees.

It’s not about where it was made but which company designed it and what their manufacturing/corporate processes are. There can be really good cars made in America and BMW, Honda, Toyota, Kia, Hyundai and Subaru are a prime example of it. What tends to be sub-par are products from companies headquartered in USA that…

you’re spot on with the supply/demand. The supply was so dismal that you had to pay for your car in full and then be on a list for like 2-10 years to get one. 

I would also like to eliminate the current modes for headlights. The auto/daylight feature doesn’t work in a current format as morons will think that they have headlights on when there is only daytime lights on and the rear of the car is dark.

watch it. I posted once under Evoke’s article that it and this Murano convertible are an abomination and I almost got chastised. 

I’m just lamenting the fact that we arrived at a point where one lunatic is allowed to make statements and impose tariffs that can shake the entire global economy just so he can profit from it at the end (financially or politically). How did we get to a point where congress can be bypassed with decisions like this? 

but, but, but,.... immigrants are stealing our jobs... 

if you want this to be explained to you in a more laymen terms, which it seems that you do require, have a read. They even give you the calculations on the bottom to show you the “awesome” return that your home will yield for you. https://www.thesimpledollar.com/sorry-but-your-home-isnt-a-good-investment/

please enlighten me almighty financial guru how a mortgaged house will make me all this great financial wealth after I factor in all that I will have to put into it and let’s not forget the opportunity cost of making interest somewhere else on the money that I will have to continue spending on this great financial…

Please tell me you’re not a financial adviser. You think a house appreciates without any money input? Try not doing any maintenance (which btw costs money) and see how you will make out. Yes, there is no depreciation but when an asset is used (as the house is) it loses value, hence it depreciates.

no it isn’t. It doesn’t put money in your pocket on a regular basis and instead is a depreciating asset that requires you to put money into it regularly. 

It’s not an investment as it doesn’t put money in your pocket. Even if you sell it at a higher price that you “think” you bought it at, unless you paid cash, your total cost with mortgage interest will be waaaay higher than your selling price. It’s a depreciating asset, not an investment. 

profits above customer satisfaction. Sad truth in a lot of places. That’s OK as plenty of competition has figured out how to service this segment well. I’m not a brand loyalist anyway as it doesn’t serve my best interest just like Ford’s strategy of building small cars doesn’t seem to serve their best interest either. 

Yeah, that was the intention that all small Fords are lumped together as the group that they’re killing. 

I do like their bicycles. Pretty convenient and helps to avoid congestion. 

true, It’s pretty cocky on Ford’s part that die hard hot hatch users would jump on a bloated Fords as a substitute. They will migrate to those other brands you mentioned. Ford transformed back to it’s good old self that got them in trouble in the first place. Detroit is getting arrogant again. 

small EV will not work unless it costs like $10k. No one is buying $30k+ vehicle that they will have to finance for multiple years so that they can only drive to work themselves and won’t be able to pick up the kids or groceries in on the way home.

innovate or die... they didn’t innovate, so...