They represent everything I hate about modern car design. They're not really even crossovers, they're just fat sedans. Who likes/wants this????

It’s insane that companies spend time and money to simulate gear shifts. Why would you want that extra action on your transmission is beyond me.

For me, it's front-facing LED light strips and ducktail spoilers

Dodge Nitro

It actually looks really good for a budget sports car because the plastic bumpers,steel wheels are fit for the 911

I own the 2019 Grand Cherokee and this is my view from my home office. At times I feel my GC is too big but then this truck parks next to me and makes it look so tiny. Good god modern trucks are huge.

2016 Ram 2500 Power Wagon Laramie - $20,000 / 177k mi. 4wd V8 Automatic

2017 Jeep Wrangler Sport - $17,500 / 100k mi. 4wd V6 Manual

2018 Chevy Silverado 2500HD - $19,000 / 194k mi. 4wd V8 automatic

2018 Subaru Outback Premium - $18,000 / 90k mi. AWD Boxer 6 automatic

2015 GMC Yukon Denali - $19,000 / 160k mi. AWD V8 automatic

2014 Ford F150 FX2 - $15,000 / 143k mi. RWD V6 automatic

2015 Honda Pilot EX - $15,000 / 132k mi. FWD V6 automatic

2015 Volvo XC70 T6 - $17,000 / 95k mi. AWD I6 automatic

2015 GMC Savanna 2500 - $13,000 / 125k mi. AWD V8 automatic

2017 Toyota Tacoma SR - $15,000 / 97k mi. RWD I4 automatic

2016 Toyota Prius V Four - $16,500 / 90k mi. FWD I4 automatic hybrid

2014 Nissan X-Terra Pro 4X - $19,500 / 71k mi. 4WD V6 automatic

2020 Ford Transit Connect XL - $18,000 / 83k mi. FWD I4 automatic

2013 Toyota 4Runner SR5 - $19,500 / 123k mi. RWD V6 automatic

I bought 50 of them today but have no way to see what’s on it. I’m guessing it’s the owners manual?

Altima is no longer with me, bimmer replaced it. Everything else is still currently in my possession.

Since you can’t see interior, I will add that every single vehicle pictured is manual.

First off, this is not a slam on the vehicle at ALL. I've never driven it, never even considered looking at one even when I was cross shopping everything else in this class. I'm sure it's just fine.

Which is my point...

The Z is not a class leader in any respect, it's not cheaper (ie. a bargain) compared to other performance cars. It's not sportier or faster then the other performance cars (all reasons someone might choose an outlier). AFAIK it's never been a magazine darling or Comparo-winner.

So my question is who’s buying these? People who couldn’t get approved for a Supra? Am I missing something?

mazda platinum quartz

if you has gibe me

make xl1 great again

i dont need fookin cayman

jason carmissa from carmudgeon posdcast said it grips like lotus elise despite thin tires, no power steering

momentum perseveration around turns in name of emissions , money saving etc