The TC doesn’t sell well outside of fleets because a lot of people still have issues with the idea of driving a van outside of work or parenting duties and would rather driving a truck.

Ford got too impatient with the Puma and decided to bring something that already existed that was dated when the Ecosport came here. 

My wife had two of those generation of Maximas and would love to have one again if it wasn’t for rust and age.

I miss having the idea of having a CD Player in my car.

I’m surprised GM hasn’t bothered giving us a new Express since the basic design has been around since the Clinton Administration.

I was actually one of those teens who were so paranoid about the idea of sex because I didn’t want children.

I had a 2000 Hyundai Accent as my first car when I was 17. If a teen driver can survive a car that small, then they can handle almost anything. I just find it stupid that a parent would give a teen a monster suv or truck as a first vehicle unless they were doing farm or blue collar work, which I went to a high school…

This is great, I should easily be able to buy a specific configuration of a vehicle without feeling like the salesperson is pointing a gun to my head stating I must buy what is available on the lot.

I see the IQ and Smart Fortwo as perfect first cars for teenagers.

1st Gear:

I’ve recently discovered Crosses, being one of the side projects of Chino Moreno. I bought their CD not too long ago and I absolutely love it.

I saw that quite a bit on older European cars, it is such a bizarre idea.

In the 90's VW seemed to be okay to put the front power window switches on the door but for the rear they are on the center console for some bizarre reason.

I like having a broomstick.

My frustration with “Death-Proof” anything is that no matter how much safety you put into something you are always going have people dying no matter what the situation is. I’m all for making thing safer but try make things death-proof is impossible.

I love wearing my VW pendant when I am in the mood.

That’s because the original FJ40 motors were based on a GM design.

Perhaps Tom Hanks could have put in a 2JZ into an FJ40? 

Maine, are JDM cars more scary to you than Stephen King?

Wouldn’t 400 or 450 hp be better suited for an Atlas?