What is wrong with Grandma’s Buick? If it’s anything like my Grandpa’s Buick it has decent power delivery and a smooth, quiet ride.

LMAOOOO

So if I’m reading correctly, the hot take from this article is “It’s ok to buy a high mileage car if it’s meticulously maintained”. Astonishing 

Am I the crazy one that think it’s not a very good looking car? 

Want to love it. Don’t love it. 

Yes. Best looking truck of those presented in this article. Looks classy.

What’s this guy doing in here?

I recently parked next to a new F150 and, while getting in my car, realized my roof is the same height as the F150's hood. Its headlights are the same height as my rear window. This is getting out of hand.

Look at all his majesty. Those peasants in their thatched roof cottages don’t stand a chance.

Couldn’t you have mentioned to the rest of the team that the front end is FUGLY?

The pickup truck market has completely lost it’s mind. Driving my 1999 F-150, I feel like I’m in an MG.

Maybe don’t name your child something moronic if you don’t want yourself (and your child) ridiculed for the rest of their life. And this from a guy who named his son after his favorite Top Gear presenter.

For everyone complaining about Mazda3 hatchback... they also make a sedan version....

This^, the front looks great imo, but the back looks like a damn Crossfire.

Jim Clark-era Lotus green-and-yellow. If I ever fulfill my childhood dream and get a Lotus it will be in this color scheme.

Love it or hate it, FCA is laughing all the way to the bank. Jeep is going to sell billions of these.

Subarus are overrated. 

Because it’s a huge pain in the ass to take your car into a dealer for service when the dealer is only open the exact same hours you’re required to be at work. 

Because when your 2015 Pathfinder is shuddering like an out-of-control blender at low speeds, and it takes a year for the manufacturer to figure out what to replace despite many trips to the dealer, you sort of get worried about the long-term reliability.

well congrats, you are part of the problem