This is an excellent idea, almost as good as letting David come back in and recommend Jeeps for every situation.
This is an excellent idea, almost as good as letting David come back in and recommend Jeeps for every situation.
Why not a new Mazda3? Get the base engine with a manual, or go for the turbo. The CX-30 would also fit the bill, since it’s a Mazda3 on platform heels.
Please give us a poll to vote on writer submissions so we can convince you to buy the car that’s not quite right for any of us but we are all happy exists: the Veloster.
Late 90's Lexus GS300.
Please give us a poll to vote on writer submissions so this guys knows to spare his teenager from driving a Lincoln
Love the car, and had no issues with the grill. The improvement hasn’t made it worse, so that’s good. I’ve wanted a Z for a really long time. This might be the one to have...
The “original” design had a bumper that bisected the upper and lower portions.
NEVER FORGET!!!!!!
Looks like the same damn car.
I believe the old saying about the last gen Evo is that it was a $40k drivetrain that came with free seating.
Here’s a prettier picture. Very easy to maintain weight distrobution. Can share a platform with an ICE drivetrain by designing the battery module & BMS to use the same attachment points and be the same physical size as the ice engine it replaces. Same with the rear subframe assembly, just make it bolt up in the same…
16 mile range on electric should be good enough to cover the annual miles most will be driven. Save that engine wear and tear for the sucker that buys it used.
Why not look at the Kia Soul?
These are terrible recommendations. Only the i3 is remotely funky, and that’s this dude’s primary criteria.
Yes, this story is unfortunately very lame.
If I saw a Saab Interior and at least a grill outline, I would’ve been a lot more accepting
Guy Upbadges Chevy Bolt, We Try To Fool You Into Thinking It’s Rare Saab Prototype For Clicks!
“and I decided to take the car upscale,”
Owen, you’re a young man headed to college, so you’re going to need something that properly fits the college. If you were going to the University of Georgia, I’d tell you to get a used F-150 for tailgating and sheer redneck fun. If you were headed to UCLA, I’d recommend something with two wheels, so you can split…
“I can imagine that at least some Maverick buyers with Beetles in their past may experience a bit of physical deja vu if they ever have to give someone a jump, from the side of their car, battery cables snaking out of the door, and connecting under that back seat.”