Comments by "Automation" (@automation7295) on "The Laforza Is an Ultra-Quirky Luxury SUV Failure" video.

It's was built in 1980's what did you expect idiots. Why are people on YT comments always complain like "Luxury, but can't be bothered to conceal the screws". Does it really matter if the screws are concealed or not? Are you people gonna complain, why inexpensive hatchbacks have exposed exterior paint on the doors next?
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@stanleymasterson1135 God I wish people like you didn't exist, Jeep is still American no matter want. By your logic, if an American moves to Netherlands, the person isn't American anymore?
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@77Infidel You just can't change an origin of companies, Jeep was founded in USA, so it's still American. So by you people's logic, do you an American person become Dutch and lose their American DNA when moving to Netherlands?
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"The front end is horrible" Because it was made in 1989. Most 1980's cars have horrible ends when they age. So according to you people, all cars front ends or rear ends becomes horrible when they ages? Why do people complain about how horrible cars look when they age, yet you people never complain about your own faces become horrible when you age?
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LaForza doesn't contain a "t" on it's name, so it's "La-For-za". God, Americans don't pronounce shit properly, they say "Porscha", "Impressa", LaFortza", "Folkswagen", etc.
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You're seen to be very offended when American brands use "litre" instead or "liter".
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@carsmartsmedia2324 "My '79 Trans Am said "6.6 Litre"...never understood that" See, you're just offended that your 1979 Trans Am says "6.6 Litre" Does it really matter it's "Liter" or "Litre"? There are no rules saying all cars sold in North America must say "liter"
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