You hit the nail on the head there.

I honestly don't know why I'd want Alexa anywhere. I only use the voice control on my phone in the car, and what I have now works well enough. Maybe I'm too old for this crap.

I honestly don't know why I'd want Alexa anywhere. I only use the voice control on my phone in the car, and what I…

Sorry, that wasn’t Sheer, that was Bernier’s billboard. Sheer is a lot closer to the political centre than that. 

My son is still young and naive enough to think it’s really cool, but that would change. 

I agree. If I were to buy a car in this class, 99% of the time it wouldn’t be driven aggressively. This car would be just a quiet, pleasant car. A similarly priced competitor’s car, such as an Aston Martin or even a 911, would have a glorious soundtrack to go along with my pedestrian drive. That’s worth something. 

This is what I want to know. 

It’s cheap enough. Why not? NP!

Absolutely nothing. I like being the driver. 

Rough crowd.

FANTASTIC! Sign me up!!! 

It’s no worse than the original, and people seemed to like that. I’d rather have a 1965 Pontiac Le Mans Tempest GTO, but hey, to each his own.

As a loyal British subject (er, Canadian!), I quote King George V, “Bugger Bognor!”

I can’t believe they forgot this one. My caption would be “This van always has a huge following when climbing hills. Slow and underpowered, it was still very popular among people named ‘Leaf’ and ‘River.’”

That really sucks. It’s probably the biggest reason why I drive a Subaru rather than a Honda, other than the lack of a 3rd pedal (no; if I’m honest, the lack of AWD with a 3rd pedal IS the real reason why I drive a Subaru Crosstrek rather than an HR-V). Who at Honda thought that God-awful idea was solid? Geez.

I was thinking “the Princess Bride.” I wonder if they encountered any R.O.U.S.

I concur with that son of a motherless goat. I can tell you’re a pretty cool guy. 

If I could afford it, I’d have a 4runner too. 

I don’t like the green colour, but if I were to buy a truck, it’d be a Tacoma. 

Land Rover abandoned their Defender customer base simply because there were not enough of them. That’s the cold, hard truth. 

I was joking, but thanks anyway!