Too crazy for me. I never understood why this franchise was such a hit. I guess just another popcorn movie with things that go “boom.”
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49 here and I prefer clean design. The current model is just too busy for no good reason. There are better ways of making a statement without making it look ridiculous.
I’m sure they don’t have reams of market analysis to guide their product line decisions.
It’s the first Civic in a while that doesn’t make me angry when I look at it. I like the design, the interior is really good. Congrats to Honda for going back to big, round, easy to read gauges and for making the manual available with the turbo engine.
Nice.
He expects me to pay $58,777 but cant even get a single picture of the interior, frunk or engine bay? I’ve sold $2000 beater cars with waaaaay more pictures than this.
Even with this low price, this Evora should probably be priced lower. (That factors in the current used car market being stratospheric.) In terms of price, this one is about $15,000 over where it needs to be.
PHENOMENAL GRILLE POWER!
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Toyota says Oh, hell no! to Chevy having the ugliest truck in the world honors and declares war!
but the rest looks like they took a current accord and made it the size of a 2000's Accord.
Even shorter answer: Jeep.
TL;DR answer: it’s a piece of shit.
None. They can kiss my ass.
The refresh did the F-type no favors. The squinty headlights especially made this car much less attractive in my opinion. The one nice change for 2022 is that the V8 is now not required to come with AWD, for those who still want some RWD fun.
tbh, he probably forgot.
Even in the best of times a Cruise ship is still a floating petri dish.
The real point is, “I don’t want to be without my car while it’s being unexpectedly serviced.” Because, “How many MORE times is this going to happen in the next several years of ownership?”
This article could desperately use some photos of the actual plants listed lol. Most of us are planting flowers because they’re visually pleasing to us...
What kills me about the German stuff is that if the miles don’t get you, age absolutely will. In 2019, I bought a 2008 Mercedes. It had less than 60k miles but since German manufacturers use crummy plastics, everything plastic under the hood was brittle. The age related problems don’t stop there. Bushings. Oh goodness…
Not very often, but I’m still around. :D