Am I miserable philistine...

I too have about 75% of my maximum range at -10 degrees

Hmm... interesting.

Not sure why, but I immediately remembered the Chrysler Aspen

Something, something, “cockpit/driver-focused layout”

I don’t really get the hate for these vehicles.

Minus the volcano, shaved head, cat, etc, it almost seems like that’s exactly what’s going on here.

So is it really “cancel culture” (AKA “being held responsible for your own actions”)?

You don’t know how quotes work, nor do you get the point of my post. I should have left you in the greys.

Re-read the last sentence of my post

I, for one, look forward to next-gen Hellcat vehicles, with or without an ICE. The selling figures for Scat Pack/Hellcats show that buyers aren’t really all that concerned with weight or size, as long as the performance is there. They just need to convince buyers that performance without the noise is just as good.

Yeah, see, I was always a fan of these, especially since I couldn’t get a 5-series wagon. I don’t know what the market looks like for them now but for the equipment, power (tunability, in my case), space, and relatively low price, I’m going to have to go NP on this one, and that’s not just because I’d buy it.

Yeah, see, these have started to gain a bit of a cult following nowadays and I suspect that they’ll hold their values, with the possibility of slight appreciation.

15 year old car...

Crazier things have happened.

I can unequivocally say, this is my next car. It launches right around the time I’ll make the last payment for my current car. Jalops, please buy these with a manual and show Nissan it wasn’t all for nothing. This may very well be the last affordable, manual dedicated sports car.

The Aztek was at the forefront of the crossover movement, for better or worse.

Had an ‘05 Outback XT 5MT. It was literally almost the perfect car.

I really want to pick one of these up and swap the engine and driveline from an STI into it. That would be a perfect all round vehicle.

Don’t forget the 3rd row ashtrays in the 1989-1999 Chevy Suburban