At least the truck stood its ground...

More like a piston-engined airplane than a car, haha.

I guess it’s gotta be Mary Barra?

Like so?

This bothers me too!

Came here for pictures of trunk being open, realised fast back doesn’t mean hatchback, left disappointed and confused.

 I honestly had been assuming lately that modern car-based crossovers were essentially immune to rolling over like their truck-based forebears. I mean, they’re basically cars in most ways. I figured they had solved those handling issues.

here for the wagon love.

OUR FLYING CARS! If those doors could flap fast enough ...

Why is that so sexy? I don’t understand these odd urges I’m getting.

No jalop spec 528i manual with sport suspension, pleather, sunroof delete?

Thats true, I do feel the 170 HP engine will be quite sufficient for the majority of people. I just think a performance variant could inspire more passion in the model as a whole, while satisfying the enthusiast minority as well.

Can’t wait to hear all about what the driver did wrong, how much better of a driver other posters are, and how they would have handled it so much better.

Strange angle for a story. You’ve seemingly purposely glossed over the reality that a “typical car buyer” wouldn’t be in a VW showroom in the first place. “Typical car buyers” don’t care about intangibles like driving enjoyment and nicer-than-they-ought-to-be interiors, which is a thing that you pay a premium for with…

So you’re saying they need a Passat Alltrack? Cause I would agree.

I’m one of those dozen or so weirdos! I’ll likely snag one of these in S or SE trim with a manual sometime in 2017.

<But the dozen or so weirdos that want a lifted Golf wagon with a stick>

I for one welcome our new conspicuously hidden wagon overlords.

I’m gonna guess they cite the driver of the Camry.

The issue here is that he was trying to drive a Camaro while wearing a shirt with sleeves.