Rather than just crap all over the car, let's try to find out where it lies on the price/performance/luxury envelope....
Rather than just crap all over the car, let's try to find out where it lies on the price/performance/luxury envelope....
Well, if it *actually* offered thug-like hamsters, I could see it having appeal to *someone*, I guess.
Two cheers for ditching the Yaris. Except the 3-door. I would take one of those over a Fiat 500.
Honda just copied the Chrysler Pacifica pattern: Combine a Sebring with a Town & Country, retaining all the worst aspects of each while dropping the best.
What if they still made the VR-4?
I don't think you understood my point. It's not for lack of Nazis, it's because of "Big Shrimpin'" and "Ice Road Truckers."
Say it a couple dozen times over some stock dance beats, and you've got a Black Eyed Peas "song."
It was lego that helped me understand the mystery of how an "H" pattern shifter could ever possibly translate into multiple forward gears plus one reverse. On the scale of mind-blowing discoveries of my youth, that ranks quite highly.
Insisting that the cosmological constant must be zero was the brainchild of Albert Einstein himself.
Museums have succumbed to the same pressures that have made the Discovery Channel and History Channel what they are today.
Then maybe that's what the question should have been. (?)
The answer is... Miata?
Back in the day.
Definitely looking forward to it. Welcome.
Head on over to [kickstarter.com] and start a "re-buy Lotus" project.
No engineer who can hold a pencil could have thought that rear deck was a good idea. Sorry, Toyota designers, "I was just following orders" didn't work for the SS, and it won't work for you. Please surrender yourselves to the Hague for sentencing.