Maybe it’s different in the US, but in Canada the cheapest i3 on Trader is $16,700. Are they that much cheaper there?

Dude. Everything you post reads like a primitive AI that was forced to ingest thousands of tweets from the extreme right. Nothing you have contributed here has been intelligent or unique; it’s been recycled from OANN, Fox, and /r/incel.

Feel free to leave, you walking, talking brain injury.

You’re doing a great job owning the libs, and an even better job demonstrating just how logical and levelheaded the far flung fringes of the right have become. The louder that people like you are, the more it alienates the parts of your fucked up party that you _need_ to stay relevant.

And like any troll, the comments are nothing more than a drive-by. Because it would take a spine to stick around and stand up for the bad takes that they sharted into the comments section.

Who would use a 300ZX as a winter beater in any location where actual winters are a thing?

Thanks for answering my question. It’s helpful in building a little insight into who I am reading.

I’ve been finding a lot of Poe’s Law today.

Honest to goodness question here.

I am sorry that your parents and the American education system failed you in such profound, complete ways.

What manner of cognitive injury is required for someone to think that this is going to be an acceptible conversation starter?

What was that video game type shit I just watched?

While I would never consider any sort of PT Cruiser purchase a slam dunk, this is probably the closest I will come.

And I was merely suggesting that Genesis is hardly the first or only brand to be try hards. I mean, BMW’s entire design ethos right now is to be so ugly that you HAVE to notice the asshole driving it. Attention is attention, especially for those starving for it.

I kind of see the ovals as a retro-futurism vibe. If everything was hard, cheap plastic, then I would be inclined to agree, but the materials seem to break that association in my head.

My dude, half the point of luxury brands is to help the owners try hard to look successful while being in debt up to their armpits. People buying luxury crossovers aren’t doing it for the improved driving dynamics. They could slap a Lexus badge on a steering wheel of a top trimmed Sienna and I bet most of them would…

The most dramatic takes on Korean vehicles always comes from you.

We can always count on krhodes1 to provide the most useless takes on Korean vehicles. This dude probably spent his childhood being driven around in a Hyundai Pony and his brain stopped developing shortly thereafter.

I looked at the pictures for a long time.

Hey, whether you’re trolling or being honest, it’s refreshing to see someone admit that they’re obsolete trash.