Do note that not all traffic jams are in that playlist, pesky licensing agreements. Enjoy!

While riding shotgun in India, my friend explained to me "You use your hooter to let them know you are coming, and you show them the hand (not the finger) if you are saying thank you or asking them to stop and let you through."

Pour one out for the CART series as a whole, but The Gran Prix of Denver in particular. I saw it when I was a kid and I was hooked on cars after that.

As a driver of one of those turbo breadwagons, good on ya for putting it on there. A lot of people rag on it, but I have driven the vanilla one, and DD the SS, and it's a different animal for sure. I had a friend that was about to disown me for my purchase until we went out for a spin, now he's a believer.

I feel like the front end has some Peugeot schnoz going on. I dig it, lets just hope it doesn't take longer than the FR-S to hit the streets.

Jump to 7 minutes.

That is the one that made me think "I would drive a hatchback."

Thanks!

It is also a grey, which last time I checked is a neutral.

There is always room for bacon.

A clever mashup without being derivative. Well done.

Hello ring, here is my hat.

Same here, I may not see them on the streets but when I find myself perusing French hatchbacks, めがね is immediately what comes to mind.

So it may not be the second coming of the CRX, but can we at least be excited that this is a step in the right direction? There have been a bunch of posts on here recently about how Honda has lost its way, no longer making fun sporty cars. While this is not the Civic Estate, hatch, or Type-R that we wanted it is Honda…

I have had my HHR SS for 3 years now, and it has been a really good little car. Fun to drive, can carry a dresser, and it stays under the radar.

Wasn't able to snap a pic, but I saw Ecto-1 pulled over the other day.