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^ Understand he did not like the car, but really it was opinion, as opposed to performance indications. Rather listen to other people review cars :two cents:
^ Understand he did not like the car, but really it was opinion, as opposed to performance indications. Rather listen to other people review cars :two cents:
I think his self-designated niche is more of a cultural critic than an automotive journalist. He usually doesn’t review new cars.
^ Understand he did not like the car, but really it was opinion, as opposed to performance indications. Rather listen to other people review cars :two cents:
Originally Posted by nanxun
I think his self-designated niche is more of a cultural critic than an automotive journalist. He usually doesn’t review new cars.
Yeah, there are reviewers I will watch review anything, including a PT Cruiser (savagegeese). RegularCars is more for the entertainment factor. His one-liner jabs at a what a car's projected demographic is tend to be pretty funny. Even if they're contrived, they somehow make sense.
Not for everyone, and not to be taken that seriously a la Clarkson, DeMuro, et al.
I had a previous gen Insignia wagon rental, and while it had the bones of decent car, it was about as bland as ever. Maybe I hyped myself up too much, because the only Insignia I knew of was the OPC.
Going on a tangent like I usually do, but he has a really good point about GM sabotaging their "niche" models, especially the foreign ones. Felt that it was criminal that the GTO, G8, and Chevy SS were killed off with a whimper. Our market is more to blame I think, because almost nobody buys a manual, RWD V8 sports sedan in the US. On paper, that just sounds awesome. I would have loved one, just couldn't afford it back then.
Why would you do this to any car, let alone a Toyota that can not go fast. Oh, and I thought I had seen it all when it came to . The rear "spoiler" is, um, exotic?
You better be scared...... I mean, all wagons are a hatchback. The 3 series from Audi, well, it's close. Kind of a mini-wagon. Sure as fuck isn't a pick up truck.
You better be scared...... I mean, all wagons are a hatchback. The 3 series from Audi, well, it's close. Kind of a mini-wagon. Sure as fuck isn't a pick up truck.
I’ve always thought a five-door is a wagon. A three door is a hatch. But the fact that there’s no single agreed upon definition makes it impossible.
It is impossible.I rely on visual cues more than anything. Bigger rear overhang and quarter windows, more upright hatch, etc.
Yeah, so like your Ford Focus hatch. Is it a wagon? The A3/S3/RS3 are a bit more squared off where it could be a wagon or called a hatch. Maybe a mini-wagon. Definitely a 5 door. But I would not call a 4 door VW Golf a wagon. If it's a GTI, well then
. The rear "spoiler" is, um, exotic?
