They’re only weird in frumpy America. The Fuego was just another stylish French car in the rest of the world.

Given the quality, or lack thereof, of their interiors, I can see why they’re cheaper to make than the legacy competition’s.

So, less problematic than the BMW 330i I had a few years ago. Cooler looking too.

I’ve always loved the Fuego, especially w Euro lights and I hunger for this one.

Man, that’s a very large brush you’re painting with, but please point me to the articles criticizing women for dating younger men. Luckily for all of us, there aren’t any more pressing issues to deal with on the planet.

Now THAT would be a diss. Terrible cars...

Why do so many articles have to reference a person’s age. What does it have to do with anything? While we’re at it, why not weight and FICO score?

Must you point that hideous thing at us?

Mazda doesn’t make any RWD cars other than the Miata though.

The Myth (Hoax?) of German quality / reliability...

Way better looking than the cage on my Element, another frequent target.

“their”...

Also, you posted a rhetorical question but didn’t answer follow up with anything, but yes, I know what was around the 80's: Lots of other cars, all quite a bit more expensive. It was a cheap car that people neglected because of its price, treating it as disposable, and was burdened with a flaky dealer…

Dude win an award for worst-aging entitled asshole: He’s 62 but looks 82. Also, a multi-millionaire but cant be bothered to spend a few hundred bucks o his crooked green teeth. I can smell his breath from here.

TRUTH!

No, not true. I own an Audi TT that is very well put together of fine materials on the surface, but is senselessly overly complicated and unreliable partly because crucial parts are often made of the crappiest plastic known to China.

The Mazda 3 is offered with i-Active AWD on upper trim levels.

$10k is not even that much to put into an old Benz. Shit adds up fast.

Not all cops, though...(just way too many of them)

Yeah I’ve seen this before. Do you understand how these surveys are collected and what the data actually means?

That’s dumb. No I’m not;  just pointing out it’s the same lazy mindset that loves to adhere to hackneyed ethnic and cultural stereotypes because they’re incapable of processing nuance or anything that’s not binary. Some unhappy people feel better when they trash a brand, group of people, state, country, sports team,…