Fixed it for you. Because it’s never going to be made.

I like this car. But I’ll wait for the inevitable mid-cycle refresh that bumps the power up even higher.

Unless VW decided it would be a better idea to rivet the GTI badging for whatever unfathomable German engineering reason.

It doesn’t actually look that bad... But then I realized how much it looks like a Tacoma. Even the interior looks generic truck-coma.

About time Hades went to real consoles. I’m getting tired of Switch exclusive indies.

Nice! I like these things. If you wait a year, you can get one for like $5k off along with other incentives and discounts!

The press has canned the Tucson CUV the SC is based on. Called it boring and anemic and generic. I hope it’s not the case with this.

We all know that he really means that he paid well over sticker and is ashamed to admit that the sales team convinced him that he was getting the best price in the region.

Well aren’t you a self righteous prick.

Go to a Marine Corps base parking lot and ask any random Marine about the terms and conditions of their auto loan.

Meh-mobile.

I mean, you listed the different types of plugs being used now.

Perhaps. But my personal hurdle with committing to EVs and integrating it in to everyday life and road trips is that I don’t want to carry 17(exaggeration, take it easy) conversion cables so that I may have the privilege to use 32 of the 57 different kinds of charging stations out there(also exaggeration) on my road…

What about federally mandating both AC and DC charging plugs and making sure all charging stations conform to the same guidelines and standards across the entire nation first?

I think this is stupid, but I forgive Toyota for this because they’re still making exciting cars like the GR Yaris, GR86 and Supra(even if they’re not really Toyotas), and the upcoming GR Corolla.

Oh, you’re not the only one with this observation.

It never got a fair shake because it costs over $150k and it wasn’t the 90s NSX that everyone wanted.

Unfortunately, the 2nd stupidest car, the Nissan Maxima is still being sold at sub-prime rates to drivers that go 137 mph while swerving between lanes during rush hour.

Seems like a great idea but how long’s the lead time? Like if I’ve made up my mind to buy a car and found one on the lot that fits my personal specifications, I’ll buy it that day. But if lead times on made to order Fords are months and months and months, people would just lose patience and buy a competitor’s vehicle.…

Nice bait and switch on the  ‘Starting Price’.