I’ll take it in the yellow!

“Corsair” definitely sounds more ‘personal luxury coupe’ than ‘crossover’.

Looks like it’ll tip over.

Fourteen screws to hold the headlight in? They weren’t messing around.

The title says these are Smash Bros reactions, but half of them are Animal Crossing reactions.

In the trailer.

Game’s not even out yet and they’re already advertising two expansion packs at the end of the trailer. Lovely.

You know that if that thing came out today, the side windows would be up as high as the base of the windshield.

I had a similar experience recently. I’ve been researching cars, and a MINI Cooper was at the top of my list... until they revealed this year’s configurator a few weeks ago and introduced... trim levels. Now the only way to get a decent paint color is to spend several thousand dollars on heated seats, collision…

Good to know there IS a case for those sugary cereals I eat because I’m too lazy to prepare anything better.

Wow, someone asks some questions about something they aren’t sure about, admittedly not with the most careful phrasing, and you want them to die a painful death. Real nice.

The article says they found one potential case across 200 billion miles of customer driving. I’m not too surprised that it didn’t present during testing.

My parents buy American cars, and haven’t had one go less than 200,000 “routine maintenance” miles since the 80s (with the exception of a ‘95 Windstar that blew its head gasket and was never quite the same). The other cars we’ve had since then:

Wow, I like it better with the unpainted bumpers and I’m not sure why.

These pictures are putting me in the Food Uncanny Valley.

I’ve had my truck for eleven years now. My love for it mostly depends on the number of things simultaneously wrong with it. When it’s working fine, I want to keep it forever. When it’s having multiple problems, I start to notice how rusty it’s getting, how the bed doesn’t quite line up with the cab, etc...

The proportions are too compact to be the Chevy van. It’s either a fake or something more exotic.

My base model ‘03 S10 pickup has a prettier gauge cluster than that. It’s just so... dull and empty.

It looks like a combination of a London taxi and the world’s frumpiest station wagon. I appreciate that they actually planned for some off-roading, though.

I kinda feel like that generation Sebring would look cool with fender flares, foglights, and a giant rally spoiler.