Almost any American car from the late 90s to early 2000s. All shapeless, amorphous blobs or piles of offensive angles.

The Aviator comes with a pretty sweet 400hp twin turbo 6 also

They took Rotary literally 

I got my 2018 Audi A6 with 16k miles on it in the middle of 2021 for WAY less than she paid for this Camry. Not saying she needs a German money pit, but she definitely didn’t need a $46k Camry. 

I’m over 40, make good money, and have bought one (1) new car in my life, a GTI in 2018 that I got for $21k out the door with 0% interest. (I later sold that car to Carvana for more than I paid for it during the pandemic)

Why doesn’t she just take Uber to work or walk like Kevin O’Leary?

This is the most bonkers advice short of “Just start heroin!” that I’ve ever heard. 

Re: BMW’s sport seats- Same for Audi. The difference between the S-line seats and the normal seats is night and day. 

A 2002 civic with a stick.

If it had been PC compatible it would have sold like mad. 

As an Audi owner, I respectfully request that she please switch to a more appropriate vehicle, such a a Nissan or an Infiniti.

I guess I shouldn’t have been surprised, but my Fiancé’s Mazda 3 was vastly superior to the loaner Audi A3 I had while my car was being worked on.

It got to “good” in the middle seasons but Strange New Worlds is vastly better. 

The Nissan Altima is just driven by people with 300 credit scores and no drivers license, not necessarily idiots.

A great car-  at $6k.

The 4C is maybe in the top 10 best looking cars ever made- congrats!

With this and the data-sharing news this week, it looks increasingly like I’ll be buying used cars from 2016 or older for the rest of my life.

I’m from the days of starred commenters, which was the best system I’ve ever seen. 

Oh I agree 100%. Still bullshit what’s become of G/O Media.

Since no one else at G/O Media seems able to acknowledge it, maybe because you all (probably rightly) fear for your own jobs at this point, I’ll go ahead and say it: