Depends on what comes next - but if Subaru makes the next generation WRX a hybrid with only the CVT (sorry: Subaru Performance Transmission), I can see the current VB generation being a future classic.

What a coincidence - so do I!  

The problem with Cybertruck owners is that they don’t have any plausible deniability excuse.

Correction - they do need hood scoops. Designers just haven’t figured that out yet.

ha - just has Wagner playing wherever it goes.

holy shit. shut it down, boys - this thread is done.

The fucker has to die at some point. And the last images I’ve seen of him haven’t painted a rosy prognosis. 

Really hope the Premier of Ontario follows through with his threat and just turns off the lights on the eastern seaboard.

I mean they have in Japan right? We’d have to know their internal numbers - but even if the take rate on WRXs is high, I can’t imagine that continuing to develop and produce a stick shift for a single, overall small-production, car is remotely cheap. And maybe they’re taking the risk that with a performance CVT, most…

The reason it’s only coming as an automatic has nothing to do with a lack of enthusiasm for a manual among the people who’d buy it.

Project management - sure. But that type of project management? I suspect if they’re going to transition someone out of an active role like that - it’ll be into something far more benign and uninteresting. Particularly if they’re aware of psychological issues.

Yeah - if there’s one place a hostile foreign nation is going to want to send their highly sophisticated and top secret technology to - it’s fucking Jersey. To observe the suburbs.

The evolution of the RAV4 is so depressing. When they came out you could actually get a two door convertible with a stick shift. And in exciting colors too - different shades of blue and green, purple, bright red, etc.

The QM2 is really the last of the true ocean liners, and as I understand it, is the only one still doing a regular NYC - Southampton. Sure - it still does some cruises - but primarily it’s a legitimate form of transportation from one continent to another. And I’d genuinely be tempted to make that trip, one day.

I mean law enforcement seems to be calling it a bombing. Just a ‘suicide’ with a combing that occurred immediately thereafter.

On one hand, I appreciate you explaining this, because I genuinely didn’t know.

Jesus Christ, the semantics are making my head hurt:

Different kind of wackiness in California too. In Florida the dude would have been pulled over on a John Deere riding lawn mower while 2/3 through a six pack of Natty Ice, with a pound of crack, a crossbow and a baby Caiman.

An MGB - preferably from the late 60s - early 70s. It’s much more accessible and easier to drive than an MGA, an Austin Healey, classic Jags, stuff from the 50s and early 60s, etc. But it still gives you all the same feelings as those other vintage British roadsters. Certainly not something everyone should own - but…

You were talking about average people buying RAV4s, not the 1% of 4Runner owners that take them off road. I thought that was kind of obvious. Subaru also doesn’t have a pickup in its line up. Though they do have a wagon - which Toyota doesn’t. But for the average person buying a CUV or hatchback, for regular car…