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kimbo305 posted:If yall hadn't heard, the Fiat 500 is coming to America: If the Mexicans build it right, I'd buy one. Also the Ford Fiesta, that's being built in Mexico too, which is my only reservation on that car.
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The "too many headlights" disease has spread to Europe, oh yay! http://www.autoblog.com/2013/04/05/citroen-c4-picasso-arrives-lighter-roomier-and-euro-6-approved/ 
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Admirable Gusto posted:Astons are hardly lacking in the perfect machine made dick department I prefer the "Power Ranger Leg" comparison
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No 6 wagon in North America, though...not even in Canada, where we got the old 6 wagon.
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DropShadow posted:... to this in late March: At first I thought you had just photoshopped out the headlights, as it looks...odd somehow, from this angle at least. At least it makes the front of that thing looks a little better.
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CAFE's classifications of vehicles are one of the (several) reasons there are so many more SUV and "crossover" models in North America now rather than more small, super-efficient cars. If it can get a "light truck" designation, then it doesn't have to get as good fuel economy to meet CAFE standards. A small hatchback, however, has to get much better fuel economy in order to meet the CAFE standards for it's size class - compact/subcompact/whatever it's called. Since it's easier and cheaper for automakers to just make slightly more efficient crossovers with tall cruising gears, and since people will buy them, that's what we get. At least, that's how I understand it. I think this topic came up some time ago.
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Thanks for the clarification. I didn't realize CAFE had changed.
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Devyl posted:I haven't driven one of the new models but I have driven an older one. Aside from the initial fear of dying in a fiery ball of metal and gas, it was one of the most exciting cars I've driven in a long time. Are you secretly Jeremy Clarkson?
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fknlo posted:I have a 2013 Golf TDI. So, the same interior quality as the sportwagen. Rattles galore. Oh, good. I thought it was just me. My 2011 Golf TDI rattles like crazy too.
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sadnessboner posted:The Lexus RC F Debuted: Daytime running lights brought to you by Nike!
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It's terrifying how accurate this is...
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KakerMix posted:So that awesome-as-heck Polestar V60 from Volvo is inching closer to release here in the USA. There are only going to be 120 of both the S60 and V60 versions brought here. Second, Canadians got a price listed for theirs (although it's not available in Rebel Blue) and it's higher than I thought it would be. No Rebel Blue? Ugh, what's the point, then? 
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fknlo posted:The low end torque is awesome. This. Even on my golf TDI, the torque is wonderful. Sure, it doesn't pull hard immediately when I floor it, but that surge forward as the turbo boost builds is addictive.
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fknlo posted:Yeah, except my Golf is way more fun to drive than any of the gas equivalents I test drove. This. The gas engines from VW (at least, the 2.5L 5cyl VW
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Wow, that is the first time in a long, LONG while that I've seen a Civic and thought "I want that". If Honda has the balls to make the production model look like that, I will be seriously impressed.
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