Cost cutting: it’s cheaper if you only have to make one steering wheel/column.

Agreed. Every video he has the same crap.

I can’t stand the constant sex/dick jokes, I am pretty certain this guy is a sexual predator with the comments he makes.

I’m sorry - the “eight eyes” look is just an Alfa rip-off!

Hey McPoopy face exec..... you scrapped the glorious V12 + 6 speed from the F1 for a generic ass twin I4 turbo and dual clutch box. What the hell did you think would happen to the entertainment factor?

“Because it’s more fun” is exactly the reason why i will always want my car to have a manual transmission.

Pretty huge with huge panel gaps. Seriously I can stick a finger in them.

In comparison to what's available these days, I would agree with the author. To answer your question directly, yes, it is too big for what it is.

It’s huge to anyone to drove and remembers the Civic and Accord of the mid 1980s. I once owned a 1987 Honda Civic Wagovan... the bigger, tall-roof one. Just looking at the wheels... my old Civic had 13" wheels... the new one has 17" wheels.

I think the new Civic looks about the same as a previous gen accord coupe in terms of size. But that has pretty much always been the case; each new generation civic is similar or larger than the previous Accord. Probably due to safety regs.

Well if you remember the Hondas of the 1980s, the current Civic is huge... bigger than the 1986 Accord:

Is it just me, or is that car HUGE for what it is.

I just really can’t get over the look of the car; just not my taste. I dont mind the current Honda design direction, but this looks lazily like the Accord CrossTour offspring but smaller and with the new grille.

I never thought I would ever, EVER say that the current generation Chevrolet Cruze looks immensely better in…

The future might be full of military surplus Hiluxes?!?!?!?!?

Wait, a Mitsubishi dealer is disclosing the total price? I was expecting this thing to be sold as "JUST $2,999/MO WITH A GOOD JOB AND APPROVED CREDIT!!"

Redefining the word “stealership”.

Fairly common race car setup. Rotate the tach so the shift point is right at 12 o’clock.

Why not inflate the Otto pilot?

When I was a kid I saw these all the time while drooling over cars in the DuPont Registry magazine.

I can think of a couple things