It’s time for another Hello Road podcast Q&A! So many great questions this time around. We talk about retro styling, looking to the future with EVs, our love for cars of the 80s and 90s, our favorite music, a battle between sport compacts of the early 2000s, and more! Come join us.
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I just bought this 2021 Nissan Armada SL! It’s a big, blue, inefficient, and technologically ancient SUV. Why would I buy this?
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The Celica is “heinous”. There is no other word for it.
The 2005 Mustang went “retro” all the way … even when it came to the handling.
“tons a people like the Mustang II now”.
Do you know any?
Does anynone know any of these people?
Does anyone want to know any of these people?
I got my doubts …
“When was the last time there was new name (for a Ford)?”
Edge, Flex, C-Max, …?
Good answers on the question of selling the car collections for 25% above market price.
But didn’t you forget the most important aspect?
One of the reasons, most people keep their old cars is, most of the time you’d have a hard time to sell crs like them for 25% BELOW market price.
No matter whether we’re talkig abut crappy, weird cars or decent daily drivers, you have to bust part of yourself to get rid of them and get some money.
The seats of STs are obviously not meant for people with … I dunno, … shoulders, I guess …?
Never look at the amount of money you spend on a car you like!
Never!
Never ever!
That would ruin everything.
The Probe, that still leaks coolant and smokes a lot, is the car you “drive around the most”?
Been there, brother …