rk38
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Man that car is ugly. I honestly dont know how anyone can say it is attractive....but yet everything I read about it across multiple publications say how beautiful and stylish the design is....and I just cant understand.

Give me an electric Miata with 150 to 200 mile range and optimized for handling and I’m in. A couple all electrics (Leaf, 500e) are surprisingly capable without even trying to be good driver’s cars.

Take one for the team.

I would... but I so hate.

Start buying annoying crossovers, please.

October 2012, I bought a Suzuki Kizashi. November 2012, Suzuki ceases selling cars in the U.S.

This is peak Torchinsky. Please never change.

I’mma let you finish...

Because not enough people bought this:

Remember when Nissan thought this is what the kids would want?

Also maybe a new one of these:

The Ariya concept is 181 inches long, about 76 inches wide and 64 inches tall

Will look good only when it reaches it’s final form.

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Honestly, from what I can tell working as a mechanic, mechanical understeer went out of fashion a few years back. An oversteery car feels more natural and smooth 99% of the time (including at low speed), but if a car slides and it isn’t predictable, people will crash it. That’s why old cars understeer. New cars don’t

For the life of me, I still don’t understand why lifted bro trucks are still street-legal. California is cracking down on all sorts of stuff (noise, emissions, a harmless check engine light, illegally imported small cars that bother absolutely no one, etc). Hell, even my E-85 converted Saab is technically illegal

SUVs are 28 % more likely to cause depression in car enthusiasts than a smaller fun car like the Miata.

Then again...

It’s worth noting that California (urban areas) have reasonable coverage. I have a station only a couple of miles away here in Santa Barbara.

Bigger things are to come.

Let’s take a moment to remember another awesome Nissan concept: the MID4