A Hawaiian shirt tucked into jean shorts held up by a web belt type of car.

I wasn’t really sure what to make of this one, so I asked the webbernets.

I’ll admit, I think Ezra Miller is kinda inspired casting for Trashcan Man.

The wheels, the cheap-o floor mats, the steering wheel cover, the grille. Then the nasty looking driver’s seat. I don’t want to be the next owner.

Scooty Puff Junior suuuuuuuuucks!

Tom,

Hey guys,

No no, dig up.  Dig up!

Shitty interior with no visibility, reliability issues on the earlier 3.6s, and 140K for $9.5k.

we blame the president for a completely incompetent response. we blame the president for his denial of the threat. we blame the president for his attempts at silencing the experts. we blame the president who thought the fucking stock market was more important. we blame the president who puts his image above everything…

At this point, for the mainstream, if you want fuel efficiency you go hybrid, and if you want power you go turbo. For your “premium” offerings, you offer either a performance hybrid OR you just go full-electric. Or follow Toyota and Hyundai and go full-WEIRD with Hydrogen.

I can afford the car and an iPhone. I just don't want either.

This is a work of art and a thing of beauty, but for that kind of money you could buy a car.

This was poetic. I had to capture it as such.

I think it’s inspiring what Honda has been able to do recently with their whole engineering and design process. Most car companies won’t take the kind of risks Honda has, especially with regards to putting disabled people in key positions.

I’m legit thinking that this may be my next car, though not in the Sport Touring trim. I test drove it 2 years ago when I was car shopping and it’s incredibly spacious and it handles better than anything else I drove in that segment that (Golf & Mazda3 Hatch) both in handling and acceleration. I didn’t get one then…

This is the busiest “slice” of a car I’ve ever seen. Even after a few years, these things get my attention for all the wrong reasons. It’s simultaneously basic/homely and annoyingly offensive, which is hard to do. Like the car version of Pauly Shore.

A 200,000 year old message from a wiped out civilization drove some Romulans to hack androids on Mars to instigate a ban on them (and incidentially result in the death of millions of Romulan lives) and Picard’s out right rejects their absolutist view that Sytnhs will bring lead to destruction of all life. think the…

I mean I think Picard was cracking a self-deprecating joke rather than giving a laser-accurate diagnosis of his personality in toto

My elderly Father-in-law will only shop for his unrefrigerated grocery items in the interior aisles first, then circle back around the exterior to get freezer, meat and dairy items because he doesn’t want to “throw off the date code” on the 0.32-mile drive back home from Publix.