This sounds like my wife’s old G37xS.

This 100%, it makes no sense.

Buy a Winix purifier or three for your house, run those bitches on Turbo for most of the year.  If you don’t already have one, you’ll feel much better.

Dude.

His recent video with his mom and girlfriend was really funny.

“This is probably the last truly-sporty FWD car from Honda/Acura that we’ll ever have.”

I came super close to buying a 2002.5 B5 S4 back in 2003. I’m glad I dodged that bullet.

These look like two incredibly intelligent people.  

You should probably visit www.lenscrafters.com then because your vision is still impaired.

Dude, the last time there was a COVID debate you were bitchslapped with tons of real facts, not outdated information you read on Facebook.

“Because you put your foot down with a CVT and the motor just goes blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. A nice constant dull blah.”

“Those are accompanied by side louvers on the bonnet, beneath which sits a 4.3-liter edition of the Rover V8, itself taken from another manufacturer — Buick — in the 1960s.”

“This car has too many miles to be a collector, and is too expensive to be a driver.”

300,000+ miles, still needs some work and they’re asking $13,500?

“all of that seems to mean jack shit since apparently millions of Americans STILL DON’T GET IT and can’t just chill the fuck out”

“I’ve always been a proponent of the Warren Buffett “buy and hold quality” idea. No start-ups or flashy media darlings, just solid fundamentals played out over time.”

Nothing about this piece of junk is better. It is CLEARLY designed for emerging markets, at least ours looks more cohesive and is of better quality.

I love the fact that they’re advertising great safety with the easiest test to pass. One that essentially ALL cars in our market have been getting a “Good” score since at least 2000.  This is a joke.

So they sold one of the worst Malibus in Europe.  No wonder why it failed.

“I could be mistaken as I don’t have a first-hand perspective into any of those markets as an American, but it just feels this trend has bit GM in the ass quite a few times.”