Comments by "IIIRattleHeadIII" (@badass6300) on "Doug DeMuro" channel.

  1. Well americans did it to themselves. Instead of buying SUVs, CUVs and Pickups start buying hatchbacks and sedans and they will bring those cars to you.
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  2. It should be 20-25k.
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  3.  @keelyleilani1326  I think it's kinda silly to associate cars with sex, but oh well. I like all sorts of cars, from small ones like the MX5 to big muscle cars, with the exception of those portable toilets that are the Smarts and Fiat 500s and similar. Every car size has it's purpose and it's uniqueness. Also I dislike SUVs, they are big, heavy, clunky and not very manuvarable and agile, and the compact and mid-size SUVs are barely better than most mid-size sedans or hatchbacks when it comes to offroad... so they are just pointless, since offroad should be their only advantage. I too love the Honda/Acura NSX, the Supra, Skyline/GTR, Mitsobishi Lancer, Mazda MX7/8, Lexus IS-F, and many other similar cars(though the NSX is different to the ones mentioned above), they are my favorite types of cars to be honest, but I very much like cars like the MX5, Alpine110 and similar.
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  4.  @keelyleilani1326  You make no sense... how can a car be for women or for men? O_O
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  5.  @keelyleilani1326  From American cars I like the muscle cars very much and the corvette. European exotics like ferraris and lamborghinis are just too impractical, mercedes' are cool, but they break too much. Proches are great too, especially the 911 and 718, they btw fall into about the same category as the MX5 and Alpine 110, just more luxurious. The Hummer is a proper SUV though, big, capable and great for offroad.
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  6. TBH if the mesh of the grill was different it would look great, I like how the hood goes into the kidneys. If it was a honeycomb or similar mesh it'd look just right IMO, especially after you put the number plate to split it off.
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  7.  @butterfinger4393  man this sounds like a miserable relationship, as most are...
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  8.  @tyg9155  You don't get this as a car, you get it as a toy.
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  9. @Teamgeist And that's why it's timeless. Most beautiful 90s cars are timeless designs. Then safety regulations happened.
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  10. Jeep
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  11.  @hellobooom  As always people assume that all cars are sold at low-profit margins... This is sold at 50-70k usd because they sell very few units a year and they have to survive. One of these probably costs 12-15k to purchase and assemble everything, considering they are a small company. As volume(units sold) increases, profit margins are reduced to be competitive and vice versa. When volume is really low, you have to sell at super high profit margins to remain... alive and in business.
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  12. @freepieanchipsgarage Modern SUV stands for Super Useless Vehicle, they are low, heavy, cramped and fragile compared to oldschool proper SUVs, barely better than a hatchback. Pickups are the only more versatile vehicles left.
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  13.  @neonreign2988  Well the corolla is still one of the best selling cars though. AWD has nothing to do with the vehicle being an SUV or a Sedan. And SUVs have objective disadvantages, while all their advantages have been reduced to nothing thanks to regulations and just overall trends in the market over the years. They are no good off road(most of them, hummers are still good, but they are hummers), they aren't spacious, they don't offer you anything, they aren't tall at all, they are low nowadays, they just have bigger tires. They don't even have big trunks, they are not spacious because they need extra thick pillars and crash protection due to their weight, their visibility is awful and a lot of them are cramped for such huge vehicles. Especially the Jeep Grand Cherokee(or however you spell that) and the G-Class. Then we get into the negatives they've always had of being too big for cities, heavy with poor handling, terrible fuel consumption, everything is more expensive about them.
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  14. Fun cars are fun to corner and fun to accelerate. To be fun to corner the car needs to corner well. When it comes to acceleration and speed: Cars that do 0-100kmh(0-60mph) in 5-7 seconds are what fun fast is in terms of acceleration. Cars that can do 180-240kmh(110-150mph) are fun and not too dangerous.
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  15. The Windows 12 car.
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  16. that's what happens when 80% of people buy SUVs, CUVs and Pickups. Companies would be crazy to try and sell you a hatchback, let alone a compact/mini hatchback
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  17.  @augustooliveira5588  Yup.
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  18. Yup the Cayman is my favorite too.
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  19. Love the 80s and 90s sedans, slim, great proportions and were much lighter than the fatty cars we have now and thus much more fun.
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  20. Dude can't wait for people to hack this car XD
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  21. How is it below the stinger I don't get when they are so similar, but this has a few things more?
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  22. having the ability to produce and the ability to appreciate are two different things. The problem at the time was that the new safety regulations meant that this was one of the first non-economy box and in general one of the first fat cars out there.
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  23.  @Fra-gee-lay  True, but that's the cause.
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  24. Reminds me of the Kia Stinger.
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  25. 10:15
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  26. America is the only place this should be sold if you ask me.
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  27. I wonder when will car manufacturers realize that wraping everything in leather doesn't increase the quality of the crap behind the leather. Yeah it looks nice(arguably), but it feels cheap.
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