Oh I agree FWD is sufficient. But this guy wanted AWD .

Neat collection!

No money for Musk

I can’t make it out from their site, but for sure the ES comes in AWD, not sure if the hybrid does. Seems to me to be the sane choice.

In the 1950s Ferrari ran other engine configurations under the Ferrari name. See the 500 Mondial with its 4 cylinder for example. The V6 didn’t initially get the Ferrari moniker because it was intended to be an ode to Enzo’s son Dino.

My friend’s Scion iA was in the shop for hurricane damages a number of years ago. Ho got a loaner Santa Fe, and even at that size it was simply awful.

What do you drive?

I’d be smug if I were you. Actually, I am enjoying reverse snobbery in my 2015 Fit.

I’d forgotten these. That’s a beautiful car, or perhaps a great photo.

It does have promise!

I was so busy trying to avoid the duplicate pic post that happened anyway, I missed that I typed ‘coupe’ when I meant ‘wagon’.

Eagle (Renault) Medallion. I can’t decide if I like the sedan’s or the coupe’s looks better.

The wagon was even better. I still lust after one. Instead I have its spiritual successor, my 2015 Fit.

The only thing I like about these is their size. But otherwise they are stinkers.

As rentals they were great. I might have bought one, but even when they were new, I knew I’d have to find a manual. 

You posted what I came here to post. I’ve had bad experiences with any Fiat or Chrysler product I rented in the 35 years I was in NYC except for the first gen Neon, and apparently owning those was a nightmare too.

The state is divided into zones. A,B,C are closest to the coast. They are to evacuate. D,E, and Do Not Evacuate should shelter in place barring special needs. All mobile homes evacuate. We're in DNE, and folks are coming to stay with us since we're staying. Still a large number to evacuate, but far from everyone.

Yes, they are the best, whichever generation.

Stay safe, neighbor. Dunedin here.

We’re in a do not evacuate zone, so we’re staying.