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  1. frogger
    Also, these days auto transmissions tuned for fuel economy in these mainstream cars, quick to upshift, slow to downshift... Yummy.
  2. frogger
    You gotta pay if you want some performance in your family hauler.. $30K+ for cars that don't need incentives to sell. Honda doesn't offer an LX trim 2.0T, Nissan doesn't offer a cheap 3.5S Altima, no Camry 3.5 LE etc... These days the third powertrain option for mainstream sedans is a hybrid.
  3. frogger
    I like that VW gives a 1.8 as standard on the Golf variations here vs the 1.4 on the cheaper Jettas, I wonder if they do that in many markets.
  4. frogger
    Finally the Prius is a decent driving car but then they had to go style it while on crack.
  5. frogger
    Wonder if the RDX will get SH-AWD this time around to go with an engine similar to that of the Civic Type-R.
  6. frogger
    The current Civic Type R has a drag coefficient of 0.26, so this car should have some pretty good aero despite the normalized look.
  7. frogger
    Basically a high end Civic Hybrid. Looks like they they polished some of the polarizing elements of the Civic. What a next gen "Acura ILX" might have been...
  8. frogger
    It looks like they might be trying to compete more with the Maxima. How about an AWD PHEV Toyota Avalon?
  9. frogger
    No garages in my area big enough to fit anything larger than a midsize car, unless the house was rebuilt. I suspect the small garages/large sheds house more raccoons than cars overall at this point.
  10. frogger
    Exterior looks like a flattering render of what was leaked in the summer.. https://www.thetorquereport.com/volkswagen/new-volkswagen-jetta-leaked/
  11. frogger
    I wonder if AWD changes the numbers much. In Canada I think AWD is standard, 80% of power to the rear. I really love the SS, but it never sold here so this Kia is pretty awesome to me.
  12. frogger
    Bodes well for Subaru and AWD preferring EV fans.
  13. frogger
    The C-HR is small and unconventional enough (and the RAV4 big enough) that there is room for something in between them.. The concepts were not all that mainstream but the FT-4X is probably closest to the end result.
  14. frogger
    First sighting of a Kia Stinger on the road for me yesterday. Looks sharp in black.
  15. frogger
    Seems like a good deal especially if you live somewhere car insurance is relatively expensive.
  16. frogger
    Few if any cars this small are good looking IMO.. This keeps up that trend. The dash looks nice for its class.
  17. frogger
    Kia styling is right up there. I was watching some Stinger GT videos last night and for the price it seems like a winner.
  18. frogger
    Saw a bunch of these Great Wall Wingles during a day in Belize last week
  19. frogger
    I loved my colleague's GSR back then, it was a tonne of fun driving it on some lunch breaks. I'm still going to go modern and pick a Volt for myself at this point though.
  20. frogger
    It is nice and all but surely a bigger refresh is coming, 2018 is the 5th model year of this version.
  21. frogger
    Basically a Subaru Honda Pilot. I'm guessing the new Forester will just be a slightly downsized version of this but with a sad combination of NA 4 banger mated to a CVT like most of their vehicles.
  22. frogger
    Hopefully not let down by a lame engine/CVT combo.
  23. frogger
    Ridiculous in a good way, hope they can pull it off.
  24. frogger
    It would sell well here if priced cheap cheap cheap.
  25. frogger
    Yes I made sure it works with the adblocker off and the site is whitelisted again. Thanks
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