I’ll be patiently waiting in the comments for someone to come say how this EV won’t work for them because their commute is 600 miles each way in the snow towing a 12,000lb trailer.

I’ve mentioned this before on here, but the driver-side cup holder in the Fit is absolutely genius, and it’s crazy to me that it hasn’t been adopted by more models - even within Honda. That is usually just wasted space - and I can’t think of a better place to put a coffee when you’re driving. You can see it and reach…

In my opinion, the obvious answer. Econo cars seem to be the last place a manual transmission can be found as the standard, with the automatic as the option.

The best in my opinion is the decorative shag carpet circle in Nissan Cubes

There are actually smartphone navigation apps that let you plug in the height and width of your vehicle so that the app can find a route you can travel safely. Most RVers use these apps to make sure they don’t peel the top off their $150,000 fifth wheel. Commercial drivers with brains use them so they don’t wreck…

A low ass bridge without a dedicated website full of videos is a tragically wasted opportunity.

Never ending construction

Honda Pilot: in many ways it is Beige personified. but at the same time it is incredibly reliable, comfortable, roomy, safe, has good visibility, carries a shit ton of stuff and people, can tow a reasonable load, and actually does remarkably well off road.

I’ve owned a 2007 since new and 220,000 miles + later I just…

Michele Mouton, all day.

The obvious answer is Hilux but I have 2 irrational choices I’m torn between.

Easy: Peugeot 504.

This, you big dummy!

We don’t get the really cool versions of the Toyota Hilux and Land Cruisers here:

Those things look so good on the road too. I wish they had a manual.

Good news!

All of the station wagons.

I get all the love for the Yaris GR but you guys forgot about the new A110. I know it lacks a manual but apart from that it’s awesome.

Airflow. Too ahead of its time.

Suzuki Kizashi was snubbed.