I have always wanted to take a high performance driving course and spend some time at the track with a sporty car that preferably was track prepped owned and maintained by someone else. Keep in mind that this does not have to be some kind of super car, a 3 series manual or Mustang GT would do. Around here a course…

My wife drives a 2017 Outback. It is not an enthusiasts car, it is not luxurious. However, it is a good overall package. It is the size of a Ford Edge and costs us 30,000 with tax out the door. The Edge starts at 30,000 FWD. The interior is simple and durable looking — not cheap looking and not luxurious.…

Yes you can get a VERY nice car for 30 grand these days. You can get reliable efficient transportation for 20. Thats not whats driving car sales though. The golden goose is truck and CUV’s that’s what consumer aspire towards and where most car companies make their profits. The price on those is higher and interest…

I have a 2018 Mazda6 with the turbo. It is plenty quick, but definitely tuned for comfort like your driving an inline 6 (minus the pleasant noise silky smoothness). The sport mode does quicken up throttle and the manual mode is pretty good as those things go. As far as the trim, I paid 27,400 and can’t imagine…

I won’t blame anyone for not buying a car after a bad experience.  All I know that my 2012 3 was rust free after 105,000 miles on moderately salty NJ roads.  Maybe they fixed it?

When I bought mine it came with an electric guitar, which is reason enough to love a car. In all seriousness the carbon deposits started causing coil packs to blow every 10 minutes at around 150,000 miles and that would have cost a fortune to repair so I traded it in.

At least in the Mazda6 the turbo creates a completely different feeling car. I must be the only person who prefers Mazda connect over apple play. Unless I am doing a lot of GPSing, it is nice just to leave the phone in my damn pocket.  

When I purchased my car in August it was a 63 month 0% interest.  I did not and do not understand the extra 3 months on the loan.

Its a slightly different questions but I’d like to see this sort of passing test done with automatics selecting their own gears. I swear my old 2012 Mazda3 would behave differently based on temperature, road grade, original cruising gear, moon cycle and so forth. Forget the controlled track conditions, just a…

This is very underwhelming.

We had a 77' siting in the driveway when I was a kid in the 90's, just road worthy enough to run around town. You really could fit a lot of crap in to that thing. My father apparently feeling no need to keep me alive in the case of an accident decided it be perfect for my first car, just needed a brake job. On the…

Yeah my latest car is the first one I ever owned with these options. Blind spot monitoring is great, lane keep assist is so annoying I turned it off. Everything else falls into the ‘ehhh’ category.  

I teach STEM in a Middle School and I would say about 90% of kids think Tesla’s are self driving. You can argue about the term “Autopilot” being misleading, but its great marketing. Most kids are not daydreaming about Lambos but sending Snaps while their Tesla shuffles them along.

I’m not a huge fan of the Tesla 3's interior or exterior looks. But thats style aside this is getting closer to my person EV buying point. Accord/Camry sized car with 250 miles range for about 35k, and thats a good thing.

I teach middle school STEM, I would say close to 90% of the kids think Tesla’s are self driving.  It’s pretty great marketing for a company that does not even have commercials.

I have never wanted a car more, or wanted a car less than one of these Austins after watching this video.

God in suburban jersey so many of these damn things are going to be haunting my rearview mirror. My only hope is that the stereotypical aggressiveness of BMW driver combines with the stereotypical obliviousness of giant SUV driver and creates some sort of insurance vortex.  

I honestly can’t tell if this articles tone is sarcastic or not. I mean Porsches are nice, but has anyone ever called them “a sporty car at a reasonable price” since the first Boxster came out?

My wife was trying to buy a Jetta Sportwagen TDI. If my memory serves me correctly there were two options on the car, manual vs auto and a large ‘panoramic’ sunroof which was like a $2,5oo option. Manuals could not be found so we abandoned that dream and went to the dealer with a “True Car” price on a TDI without a…

So they get $600 a month for a car, but only for 2 years? If I where them I would look at a cheaper car and get a 36 month loan. Then after 2 years most of it will be paid off and you will not have 5 figures of debt you still have to pay off.