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  1. frogger
    I think last year's sedan tweaks were better. This front end is way overdone.
  2. frogger
    Pretty great performance/price/fuel economy combination with the base model and the size is spot on.
  3. frogger
    Well I guess atleast it comes with some decent standard equipment.
  4. frogger
    It looks like they spent a lot more time on the design this time around and it paid off. There was little doubt in my mind they would take a leap forward in style for the second gen based on their other efforts.
  5. frogger
    Windows phone 8 is a bit behind in things like notifications and multitasking. I think MS made a mistake dedicating resources to RT. RT and WP8 should be one and the same.
  6. frogger
    Well trimmed Accords have always been a little pricey but if I'm paying that much, I'm ponying up a little more and getting the v6 and its sub 6 second 0-60 performance .
  7. frogger
    2014 Mazda3 hatch if you want a bit of fun, practicality and fuel economy, Cruze or Verano if you want bigger car feel.
  8. frogger
    I would bet in many urban areas it is a big factor when you combine it with the other high expenses involved in living in the city. If you can walk to work, or take a 40 minute ride on transit to work, then why pay $200 a month on insurance for a car you only drive once a week? Especially with services like Zip car and its competitors. My wife's car just gathers dust since we've moved across the street from the subway station. Such a waste of money and depreciation expense.
  9. frogger
    I love that the base engine is the 2.0T now and the revised interior, but the new wheels are no better than the old wheels (which I found ugly). The car's pricing in Canada starts where an Accord V6 pretty much tops out, similar to Acura sedans. I think enthusiasts pony up for RWD bias nameplates, and non-enthusiasts spending this kind of money are buying something more spacious/practical like an SUV or larger sedan.
  10. frogger
    I'd rather not be dependent on a car to get through every day life efficiently, but the days I do need to drive I'd like to do it on my own.
  11. frogger
    Welcome.. There are a handful of Canucks here, I'm located in the Bloor West Village area of Toronto.
  12. frogger
    Wow, more than a little late to start focusing on the powertrain quality. Sounds like a badly botched project to me.
  13. frogger
    I generally prefer Kia's styling over Hyundai's but as already mentioned this car is the exception, the Azera does look better all around.
  14. frogger
    If I'm buying a 2005, I'm paying for it with cash or my finances don't need another car to maintain and insure.
  15. frogger
    Hopefully for their sake they've learned something from the poor first year of the Dart and this car wins more buyers.
  16. frogger
    I've had an HTC One for about a month now, installed a Google Edition ROM to make it closer to vanilla Android. Really happy with it, though my love of gadgets always has me checking out what devices are coming down the pipe.
  17. frogger
    Nice review! Did you get a photo of the trunk? I like to see how the battery compromised it in sedan hybrid conversions.
  18. frogger
    Is their SUV going to be a model X?
  19. frogger
    Cost of living, population shifting to urban centers, interest in smartphones, carbon footprints etc all contributing to this.
  20. frogger
    It'll probably survive and continue to sell here if it does decently in South Korea.
  21. frogger
    2006 TSX is still my daily driver. I still love driving it, not really missing the newer tech in new models. Only changes aside from the aspec suspension is a thicker rear sway bar. Not a big fan of the second gen, would probably replace it with a Mazda6 if something happened to the car. It's been bulletproof, we've only been back to the dealer for wiper blades and one recall. If anything my only complaint is the soft paint.
  22. frogger
    I think they look great, but you're right about the interior it looks like they doused it in Armour All, something I thought people with taste stopped doing for the most part around the turn of the century.
  23. frogger
    I have yellowstuff pads, they dusted like crazy for the first 6 months/10K km or so, but seemed to have calmed down by now. I still spray the wheels down with rim cleaner every few weeks so they're not always dark gray.
  24. frogger
    STS v6?
  25. frogger
    The Passat TDI and 300 are my choices. I like the 300 but at 5'9" and 150 I look like a little kid in one.
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