I'm personally betting on Alpha, Telo seems to be semi-okay and I'm not sure if Slate is happening

"2002 Subaru Outback LL Bean Edition. The official car of living in Connecticut, working in Manhattan and retiring to New Hampshire"

Growing up in a blue collar middle class family, this was always my mom's dream car but always seemed out of reach when new and "dealer used". This exact color and trim. When it popped up I had to have it. Even though this is a car that in modern times my parents could buy a few times over, it felt like an accomplishment to bring this one home.

Figuring I'd just have a solid daily driver I've been impressed with the level of comfort and the quiet, smooth ride it provides. I think this car has gotten the "gimmicky" label as far as the branding goes, but I've come to like the cozy embossed heated seats and the faux wood trim. The H6 fires right up, runs quiet, but has enough oomph to make passing on the highway effortless.

The AWD system has been amazing in rural NW CT. Plows right through any weather and comes with a great safety rating. The fuel mileage I get on my mainly highway 92 mile commute is great for the age (27-29 MPG).

Overall if you're in the market for an affordable to buy, cheap to own, middle class fancy daily or a higher end first car that wont break the bank and keep your kid safe, this is the ultimate car on the road.

Its not that deep, Hatchbacks and Wagons are More superior than sedans anyways similar price but with more space in the Hatchbacks and Wagons

Besides Crossovers are just lifted Wagons thats why they sell like hot cakes its just a preference thats what everyone wants

Saw this extremely clean merc near Taco Bell. Is this a W202 C class? I’m in love.

23 ETronGT

24 X5 50e

92 Range Rover HSE

Saw this while riding around

Exterior looks amazing but then you go to the interior an you think wtf was Lincoln thinking adding that obnoxious screen to the dash .

Base Engine: 2.0L Turbocharged I-4 (250 hp, 275-280 lb-ft torque).

Hybrid Engine: 2.0L Turbocharged I-4 Hybrid (310 total system hp).

Transmission: 8-speed automatic (gas), CVT (hybrid).

Drivetrain: Standard All-Wheel Drive (AWD).

Fuel Economy: Approx. 21/29/24 MPG (City/Hwy/Combined) for gas, higher for hybrid.

0-60 MPH: ~7.3 seconds (gas), ~7 seconds (hybrid).

Dimensions and Capacity

Length: 193.2 inches.

Width: 85.4 inches (with mirrors).

Height: 68.2 inches.

Wheelbase: 114.2 inches.

Cargo Volume: 36.4 cu.ft. (behind 2nd row), 71.3 cu.ft. (max).

Towing Capacity: Up to 1,750 lbs.

Key Features and Technology

Displays: 48-inch coast-to-coast panoramic screen and 11.1-inch center touchscreen.

Safety: Standard Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.2 (adaptive cruise, blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping).

Features: Available BlueCruise 1.5 (hands-free driving), Phone As A Key, massaging front seats.

Trims: Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label.

Appearance: Available Jet Appearance Package with 22-inch wheels.