I’m not on Ford or GM’s board of directors, nor do I really care what they do with their business, but what strikes me odd is how often Ford and GM can’t seem to “change with the times” without constantly pulling on the handbrake until the wheels lock up and the whole damn train screeches to a halt in the middle of a…

You’re right. Ugly got beaten with an ugly stick.

I wouldn’t hate something about the size of a Grand Cherokee with similar offroading chops paired Honda reliability, but really it’s just going to be a slightly bigger CR-V/slightly smaller Pilot, even though the latest CR-V is freakin’ massive.

The old Cherokee was unibody as well, but it has a transfer case. And there are notorious weak points on XJ unibodies that should to be reinforced.

I agree. Honda needs something like the 4 runner. And besides that, the old passport wasn't a girly mall car. I had a 2001 Rodeo and would off road all the time.

W-w-wait. This is NOT Photoshop? *rips eyes out, chucks them somewhere far*

My guess as well, something that looks aggressive to counter the rest of Honda’s more tasteful, but has about as much off-road gusto as a Fit. 

Burnt Tundra will be a Toyota SEMA Display in 2019. Calling it.

Neutral: Ford’s Going to Build Sedans Again Eventually Right?

Seems like a perfect mid-life crisis mobile for moms everywhere.

This is amazing. The fan response to Bowsette has been crazy. I would love it if Nintendo could embrace it and just accept it but unfortunately the chances of that happening is incredibly low. Especially with some the more risky takes on the character. I think the idea is gold.  

The other thing is it sounds like he shifted right before it got air (Maybe very hard to tell) which with the right gearing could jolt the car and lift the front and causing the flying Lexus.

It is genuinely sad. Especially when many of these compact crossovers are less practical and fun than some of the hatchbacks they end up usually replacing. The EcoSport is another prime example of this.

Nissan Kicks.

How is this a question? Accord Touring. The regular 1.5T Touring is a great car and ridiculously comfortable. I got to drive the 2.0T Touring recently and I absolutely fell in love with the way it rode.

As a Ford Focus ST owner, who has bought 3 other new Fords over the years, the Ford Motor Company is dead to me. The Focus is a fun car for the price, despite the slight reliability issues. My wife drove the other two Fords, which were SUV’s. They were very unreliable, with one making its last trip from my driveway on…

Oh, and I drove it back and forth to and from the track. ;)

Hey everyone! I’m the lucky driver being overtaken by the S2K! I got one of the first cars from McLaren and didn’t waste time putting some miles on it. Before I had to leave the US I put 1600 miles on the car road tripping it from Monterey to LA and back and to SF and back to Monterey. Then I did the double track day…

Ooh but remember the 5-point-9, tho? Man that was such a cool sounding name to me back when I was in middle school.