Cat videos and photos of the Greek islands. Plus cars, of course.

I was drawing cars that looked like this in high school. Granted, that was the 1960s.

I also use Invisible Glass and the triangular microfiber pad tool. It works great.

It helps that I’m retired. 

80 minutes on average daily except Sunday. And I just turned 70. It's the easiest physical workout I do.

I lived in Manhattan for 35 years, and I did everything I could to avoid anything but walking, even an hour or more. I walked to work anywhere from 30 to 50 minutes every day to avoid traffic or the dreaded subway. I don't understand this guy at all ,and I made good money.

I miss the writings of Brock Yates. His work was amazing. I’m glad I’m old enough to have had the opportunity to read his work in C&D, and also the likes of LJK Setright and Russell Bulgin in Car.

Congrats!

I see one often here near Clearwater. I swear we get crazy car diversity. I even saw a BMW 6GT here once, but Vectors 3 times. Still no Z though.

Of these I’ll take the Porsche hybrid.

35 years in Manhattan. I loved walking everywhere, even hours distant. But I retired to a walkable small city in the South where both walking and driving is easy, and I’ll never ride a subway or take a bus again.

We have a hot magenta Ghost on dubs in our area. Poor, sad thing.

We've had a nine drawer dresser in ours. We've had enough stuff to travel thousands of miles in ours too...and we have taken multiple 5k trips.

It does come down to how many people are being carried. The Fit (I’m definitely not objective) will carry 4 and their weekend luggage, or 2 and enough for at 5k trip.

It’s a terrific looking car, but I feel it should have a little less rake to look its best, let alone for interior room.

Me too, plus I’m retired and have tons of time to do whatever.

Thank you. I hate this fad, and especially on something as beautiful as the LC.

I own a Fit, and recently drove a new Civic. To me it's too big.

It seems Honda is being forced by the Japanese government.

For those of us who like small cars, the Play is much smaller than its successor.