Crack pipe. Nuff said.

That c-hr is the only Toyota I find interesting, now that one just looks mean and fun and everything I want in a hatch.  Bring it here to the USA and I’ll put one in the garage!

7 inches of white stuff and everyone sliding around on the ice, while my cars both sit tucked in the garage staying cozy and safe for a couple of more days.  Working from home has it’s benefits!

Wow a beige over beige box.  Give ya a dolla ta haul it away to the recycler.

What’s with this brand loyalty crap I keep seeing, as if the auto manufacturers are paying you to buy their products. No, they don’t. So buy what you like. Go to your local auto show, sit in what interests you. After a few years of that you’ll actually know what you like to sit in, what it feels like, compare one…

There’s a $14,000 Miata available?

Get one of these:

I’ll be buying stock in the rear wing supply company later today.  The exhaust will be melting those like snowmen in springtime.

Form follows function, repeat.  Didn’t like Pontiac’s need for fake vents, don’t like these either. If it’s just a “design element” then it’s just not necessary, not to mention cleaning those damn nooks and crannies is a royal pain in the a$$. I vote crack pipe design.

Not a fan of the Fox Body, just looks like a box with straight edges, designed with a ruler not a curve.  Still the price is not unreasonable.  I wouldn’t want it, but someone out there will.

And the de facto dictator with the nuclear codes of a rather large country laughs as the world once united to improve the lives of the masses, fractures in to a smoldering mess of whiny self serving me before we tiny kingdoms, waiting for the fall. Has the phrase United We Stand, Divided We Fall been forgotten so…

Hey thanks everyone! I’m searching the web for 7 passenger not minivans and not ginormous trucksters, and here we have one, and the comments are talking about a Lincoln rod too. Choices, will be nice when they are both on lots so I can do a side by side test drive and buy the one I enjoy driving the most. Everyone…

Wow another boring Toyota sedan, so not interesting like the last 30 years of Toyota sedans. Wake me up when they make an interesting sedan or crossover. I do like the edgy look of the CH-R. Small wagony thing that it is, just needs all wheel drive and a few more ponies and I’d take one over a Subaru any day.

My wife’s Focus needs to be a Raptor. Just a little taller, just a little more ground clearance, just a bit of plastic on the fenders to keep the rocks and snow from flying off the off road/snow tires and damaging the pretty red paint. I really enjoy driving it in nice weather. And it has heated leather seats and a…

Practically free! What’s not to like, wagons rock it like nothing else, well maybe as much as a light weight 2 seater spyder.

$800,000, 20 cars, that’s $40,000 per car, I’m pretty sure that’s an insurance scam amount. I’m not seeing a bunch of expensive cars there, just the stuff I can find at any used car lot. And CarMax overpriced cars are just that, highly overpriced.

Hey kids, look over there! An amazing sight! Look there’s another one! Just look thru that amazing invention made of hi-tech glass, it’s called a Window! See the world, be amazed! Turn off the toys and enjoy the world around you, and we’ll be stopping at all the parks and monuments and gift shops along the way! We’ll…

Why oh why in this amazing age with the internet readily available are companies still having employees go to an office and waste a large amount of precious life hours commuting? Is there something special about being supervised by control freak managers while typing at a keyboard in a cubicle, surrounded by wheezing…

I predict:

I like the crazy design of the C-HR for some reason. Tall but not too tall, wagony-hatchy thing on the back, 4 doors.  Just wish it came in an all wheel drive flavor for my off-road and winter driving fun.  Maybe some day.