I'd love to see this broken down by category. Fleet averages are good for at-a-glace determinations, but if averages aren't increasing for all sub-categories, then this is really just slight-of-hand statistics. I think this data would be very different if the EVs were removed from the equation. I get that they are…

If Apple can bring transformation to the in-car infotainment systems, I'm all for it. But, there's no API for making software work well with cars. And since Apple will have approximately zero-percent influence with manufacturers regarding hardware, protocols and APIs, I don't think Apple is in a good position to…

Angry ass...

Mine was a 2005 wagon. First design update with the Ej20 2.0L.

D'oh!

Neutral: Why Is Subaru A Success? What makes Subaru stand out so much compared to the rest of the Japanese offerings? Is it the rugged lifestyle approach? The AWD? The design? Do you own a Subie? Why?

Great.

"Camry flavor"...

I have two nominations:

Everyone here needs to stop the mudslinging...

Ah, god. Completely and totally number 6.

Ok. Be honest. How many of you thought of Police Academy when you saw this picture?

Nobody Rick Rolls me.

I hate you.

I'm writing you out of my will...

Godzilla? 109k is supercar money. It's just not refined supercar money.

Neutral: I did buy a G35x...

Every time I see this little piece of real estate without a gated shifter a small part of my soul dies.

I live in DC, so while the recession didn't affect us too much, the sequester has slowed things a little. So short answer is this: it's about the same as it's been for the past 5 years.

I think this is going to go away for passenger cars sometime in the next 10 or so years. I think the electronically controlled "automated manual" will become the new standard for all manner of passenger cars. Or, we'll all by driving hybrids or evs that don't require them.