then theres me, the vb WRX owner who thinks paddles (when done right) is more fun than manual (im also a detailer by day aka stupid and not an engineer). that being said, finn hit the nail on the fucking head.
@@timmckay5117 I own one too. They are pretty good and the real win is they get 35 mpg on the freeway. It’s like all of the good of an SUV and all of the good of a sedan.
I come from Germany and I am amazed at how much the stereotypical car drivers in Germany and the USA differ. I have to add something about automatic cars, though: For people who like to actively drive (and you can do that here), a manual transmission is better, and for people who just want to get from A to B, an automatic transmission is better. You won't see anyone here driving round the Nordschleife of the Nürburgring who is happy to have an automatic car - because there won't be anyone who would do that. But just categorising a person as manual or automatic is a very good way of stereotyping people. Even though I hate to say it, in Germany the stereotypes of car owners differ mainly in their country of origin. What I've also noticed is that tuners are the car equivalent of a classic metal nerd. I don't know if it's the same for you. Another thing you like to see in Germany is that successful business women often have a BMW.
I’m from the EU as well, and literally all of these brands are for classified nerds here lol But what’s really funny is associating audis with artsy snobs, to me they’re for dorks who go twice the speed limit, no matter where they are 😂
I'm 29 and American - I agree with your take on transmissions. I have two cars, one auto one manual. Overall I prefer manuals, they are much more fun, they keep me focused on driving, and they're generally cheaper to fix and more reliable. The automatic is definitely nicer for long road trips though, especially with traffic.
as a coloradoan, im gonna add another archetype to the subaru owners: the outdoorsy single woman who takes her large breed dog 'to the trail' and smokes weed before going to yoga. runs marathons and is big into being healthy but also buys crystals and singing bowls from the local nepal store
The 1998 Oldsmobile Alero stereotyping was exactly what I came for. +10 points if the backseat has crumpled up spicy McChicken wrappers and empty Marb blacks/light menthol packs.
Subaru was the first company in North America to specifically advertise to lesbians. They had some great ad campaigns that were directed at Gary people but it wasn’t readily apparent unless you were familiar with their habits. With fin’s background in marketing I’m surprised he didn’t know this. That being said, I’m a straight, white man who has never had an automatic car and drives a manual wrx. Not an engineer though.
I drive a 1998 Subaru WRX GC8 Turbo, and I think the only thing it says about me is that I'm a stubborn man who probably could've bought a new car with all the money I've spent just keeping it road worthy 😂
When I was younger I was into the tuner scene, I had an Acura RSX. Believe me, all the attention I got was from other nerds who liked tuner cars, absolutely NO women cared 😂
I started driving an Outback after hydroplaning into the median in my old car while my wife was 7 months pregnant. Had to put ego aside and prioritize the safety of the 4WD, etc you get with Subarus. 🤷🏻♂️
Subarus drive pretty good. Have one myself but they are definitely loved by the type of people you describe. Also by dog people. Can’t tell you how many Subarus I drove at the body shop that were covered in dog hair.
i'm 41 and currently still have 2 manuals, although i've had a few autos most of my cars have been manual my fav was a 2000 acura dc4 gs-r 5 speed i had it for a few year and it was still just stock and it was the most fun cars ive ever driven
Since you didn’t list Toyota, I’m gonna go ahead and assume that it is S tier. I’ve only owned Toyota because it’s simply the best bang for your buck. You get exactly what you pay for and they have really affordable cars and very high end cars with some of their trucks, SUVs, and vans. They also hold their value like crazy. I have a 11 year old Tacoma that I can sell for almost the value I got it for. I could see Finn being annoyed by people like me that are so die hard toyota so maybe that bogs it down a bit, lol!
Modern automatic transmissions are way more efficient and shift faster and smoother than you ever could. I love driving my manual for fun, but there's a reason my daily is an automatic.
15:10 You’re wrong about Lexus only being in America, when I was in Japan I saw plenty of people driving Lexus’s. It’s only Acura out of the three Japanese luxury brands that unfortunately aren’t sold in Japan.
Honda not being S tier is a huge mistake. Honda had HUGE impact on tuner culture because they fullly embraced it, as well as their motorsports ventures such as F1 and IndyCar. Legendary car brand and I would have gone S tier and not A tier. IMHO Acura and Honda should be considered the same for the purpose of a tier list like this.
I loved my 2017 WRX. It was an absolute tank. Traded it in on VW Golf R and that thing was fun when it wasn't on a lift getting fixed every other month. I traded it in on a Volvo C30 R-design and it's a blast. I'm definitely not a brand loyalist. Lol
As someone who drives a Nissan Juke Nismo RS with manual transmission (one of less than 300 made for the year 2016, mind you), all I can say is that you probably need to do a part 2 to discuss Big Altima Energy. Also, the Tacoma Subaru dealership (back when I still lived in the PNW) were absolute clowns after I test drove one of their cars years ago. The guy kept trying to convince me I should overpay for a Subaru because "it's a Subaru". Talk about circular logic. They also complained they'd have a hard time selling my trade in. Not my problem, dude.
I had a friend in college with a jeep and she looked exactly like that picture, except 20% less country. But it was a blue jeep and the license plate said something like Kiss my Axle and some sticker along the lines of Girls like Jeeps too
I drive a 2005 Acura TL but it’s stock. I absolutely LOVE IT. I also have a 2004 Chevy trailblazer ext 4x4 because I’m 34, live in snowy Michigan, and have kids lol.
There are lots of hippie Subaru drivers but I really dig mine and I'm an ancap haha. I like that it's sort of a car and not as big as a truck, but it's got all that extra space as a wagon.
I'm definitely a nerdy guy. I had a 94 Pontiac Grand am. V6 3.1. Auto. Thing was a POS. But the engine was solid. Just every other part broke it seemed..
Salt Lake City is 80% Subaru because of how good they are in the snow. In places where it doesnt snow I feel like I can agree with F but there should be a disclaimer for UT and CO lol
I like driving around in my 5spd 02 s10, shouting racial slurs into my android phone. In all seriousness, every automatic transmission i've had has given me trouble. Manual transmissions have a lot less problems, get better milage, and are fun to drive.
Back in the day, I loved my MkIII Jetta (with a manual transmission!), but DAMN that car was expensive to fix, even when I was doing my own work. Made the switch to Toyota, but no one will ever convince me of the superiority of automatic transmission.
@ashextraordinaire I've never honestly had a serious issue with either my mk6 gti or my mk7 golf tsi Wolfsburg which I still drive currently both I had a 2003 b5.5 passat that eneded up needed a heater core at 110k miles but I ended up just selling it for like 300 bucks to some new 1st year apprentice who needed a car bad and he drove it for another 2 years I think with a bad heatercore he just flushed it multiple times in tje winter and it would clear it just enough where he could defrost the windshield
Honestly, the vin diagram of vehicle reliability to owner stereotype is actually very accurate, shocking almost. Also, were my Toyota Chuds at buying you car and then selling it for the same price 20 years later with half a million miles on it.
Skylines and Silvia's were the top tier tuners cars throughout the 90s. After that it would've been the rx7 and supra then under those i would say it was Honda. May have been different over in the US though because a lot of import cars were banned over there.
@@nomeru_0nothing was banned per say, japanese companies just didnt bother trying to get those cars to comply with U.S. emissions and safety standards and left us in the dirt
@@yourgrandmasjzexboyfriend they never made a US spec version because In the late 90s when they were building that car, Nissan was on the brink of bankruptcy and they couldn't afford to take chances on America. The s15 was released in even less countries than the r34 for that same reason. AU and NZ were the only countries that got that car
Years ago whenever I would come across a Subaru owner I would joke with them by asking if their Subaru came with a Ani Difranco CD. Some chuckled, some sneered but it went over most peoples head resulting in a blank stare.
I live in Minneapolis and it seems every Subaru comes out of the factory with an NPR sticker and the Whole Foods parking lot is pretty much the owners’ carhop lot.
The reason we have all of these luxury Japanese brands is because of our cultural mindset here. We need to feel like we shop at a fancier store, not amongst the other peasants buying cheaper brands. It’s completely a cultural thing that doesn’t exist in Japan.
I actually own a 1990 Integra hatchback.. and yes, it’s a 5speed manual.😂 I’m selling it though. Reinvesting into getting my food truck open. We own a few cars and it’s the one I’m most willing to part with.
had a 2000 dc4 integra gs-r 5 apd for a few years honestly the most fun car ive ever drive it was stock too just so responsive and handled so good you were never afraid to whip it through corners
I can see why someone in Seattle might want all wheel drive, if they leave the city often to go to the mountains in the winter. It's a different story here in eastern Wa, that being said all wheel drive is good if the WRX peeps like racing people as well, the extra traction is a bonus when launching.
I live in a mountain town and half the population drives a Subaru, Tacoma, or 4Runner, almost always decked out with outdoorsy accessories that stay on all year, just to be a part of the lifestyle, or something
The nerd that hates nerds. Always puts a smile on my face.
🤣🤣
As a Subaru owner, I think you placed us too high in the tier list
I have a 5-Speed manual Forester. #acura-te
@@seanfarrell2853 I’m an Outback enjoyer myself
Crosstrek owner here...best vehicle I've ever driven in the winter, so screw the haters!
then theres me, the vb WRX owner who thinks paddles (when done right) is more fun than manual (im also a detailer by day aka stupid and not an engineer).
that being said, finn hit the nail on the fucking head.
@@timmckay5117 I own one too. They are pretty good and the real win is they get 35 mpg on the freeway. It’s like all of the good of an SUV and all of the good of a sedan.
I come from Germany and I am amazed at how much the stereotypical car drivers in Germany and the USA differ.
I have to add something about automatic cars, though: For people who like to actively drive (and you can do that here), a manual transmission is better, and for people who just want to get from A to B, an automatic transmission is better. You won't see anyone here driving round the Nordschleife of the Nürburgring who is happy to have an automatic car - because there won't be anyone who would do that.
But just categorising a person as manual or automatic is a very good way of stereotyping people.
Even though I hate to say it, in Germany the stereotypes of car owners differ mainly in their country of origin. What I've also noticed is that tuners are the car equivalent of a classic metal nerd. I don't know if it's the same for you. Another thing you like to see in Germany is that successful business women often have a BMW.
I’m from the EU as well, and literally all of these brands are for classified nerds here lol
But what’s really funny is associating audis with artsy snobs, to me they’re for dorks who go twice the speed limit, no matter where they are 😂
Sorry mate but you're a bit off on automatics. There is plenty of people enjoying automatic cars on nordschleife. 911s, M3s, Cupras etc..
a common car or suv for successful people in the usa are bmw and merceds for sure
I'm 29 and American - I agree with your take on transmissions. I have two cars, one auto one manual. Overall I prefer manuals, they are much more fun, they keep me focused on driving, and they're generally cheaper to fix and more reliable. The automatic is definitely nicer for long road trips though, especially with traffic.
as a coloradoan, im gonna add another archetype to the subaru owners: the outdoorsy single woman who takes her large breed dog 'to the trail' and smokes weed before going to yoga. runs marathons and is big into being healthy but also buys crystals and singing bowls from the local nepal store
And convincing her friend group that the Subaru is necessary to survive Colorado winters.
Still trying to figure out how my Trumpy, racist brother got into the Subaru lifestyle. The only thing from your list he did was run marathons.
I believe that would be covered under the "woke hippie" archetype.
Definitely needs a couple of sequels.
My Subaru’s AWD ensures that I will always make it to the D&D session
True brother
Bumping Deftones in my manual VW.. peak performance Finn!!!
i have a mk6 gti 6spd and a mk7 golf tsi wolfsburg 5 spd
Next up: what your favourite UFC fighter says about you
Make it happen Finn
This is some glitter magazine shit man xd
Yes!
Yes! Yes! Yes!
I need a Zaney hats and facial hair vid
My car obsession far outweighs my filthy casual music enjoyer status. This should be good.
Sittin here with 2 Fords, 2 Volvos, a Subaru, a Honda, and a MINI. Not sure what he’d think of me.
@@bootskahe’d probably say NERD
Need a 90s Nickelodeon/Cartoon Network shows tier list ASAP.
let's see how he judges the Rugrats fandom.
The 1998 Oldsmobile Alero stereotyping was exactly what I came for. +10 points if the backseat has crumpled up spicy McChicken wrappers and empty Marb blacks/light menthol packs.
Subaru was the first company in North America to specifically advertise to lesbians. They had some great ad campaigns that were directed at Gary people but it wasn’t readily apparent unless you were familiar with their habits. With fin’s background in marketing I’m surprised he didn’t know this.
That being said, I’m a straight, white man who has never had an automatic car and drives a manual wrx. Not an engineer though.
The F350 rant had me rolling 😂
The accuracy of his rant was too real.
We need to hear what you have to say about Nissan Altima owners!
I drive a 1998 Subaru WRX GC8 Turbo, and I think the only thing it says about me is that I'm a stubborn man who probably could've bought a new car with all the money I've spent just keeping it road worthy 😂
But no new car you can buy today is as cool as a GC8, so I'd say the cost is worth it.
When I was younger I was into the tuner scene, I had an Acura RSX. Believe me, all the attention I got was from other nerds who liked tuner cars, absolutely NO women cared 😂
Recommendations for part 2
Chevy,Dodge,Chrysler,Tesla
BMW, Mercedes,Porsche Cadillac,Toyota,Kia and Hyundai
Love the videos Finn keep them coming❤️
This was one of my favourite tier lists…a tier list I didn’t know I needed. The Oldsmobile stereotype was punishingly accurate. Hilarious.
It took me back to my high schools parking lot, looking at everyone's cars 😂
I legit went to high school with a chick that looked and acted just like Finn's stereotype. She drove a 2004 Alero 😂😂😂
Well done. That was some high quality tier action. 👌
The tier list I didn't know I needed ❤
My gf in the early 00's wore pink and white Etnies, worked at a tanning salon, and drove a 98' Civic
As someone who's still driving my '98 Jeep Cherokee that I got from my aunt back in 2010, I'm just fine taking B Tier!
Nothing makes my eyes glaze over more than listening to dudes doing car talk....but this episode is the exception.
yeah it's not car talk, it's judging the people who talk about the cars hahaha
As someone who lives in WA, I can confirm the accuracy of the Subaru’s here.
Yeah, you guys and Colorado must contain 75% of all Subaru sales. It would be an interesting stat to find, for sure.
This needs a part 2
This is starting to feel like the Regular Car Reviews Reddit and I’m ok with that
RCR in general has perfect takes on car owner stereotypes
I started driving an Outback after hydroplaning into the median in my old car while my wife was 7 months pregnant. Had to put ego aside and prioritize the safety of the 4WD, etc you get with Subarus. 🤷🏻♂️
Subarus are very safe cars.
Subarus drive pretty good. Have one myself but they are definitely loved by the type of people you describe. Also by dog people. Can’t tell you how many Subarus I drove at the body shop that were covered in dog hair.
My dogs aren’t allowed in my car.
Audis are the best car on the market at any price point
Back when I used to sell steak door-to-door, it was understood that if a Subaru was in the driveway, a vegan would be at the door.
In England 90% of cars are manual. I've always found it strange that America doesn't have manual cars, or roundabouts. 🤷🏻♂️
Finn, please make a part 2 to this conversation. I drive a Chrysler 200 and I am ready to get roasted until I cave in and buy a Toyota.
This was great. Looking forward to the sequel.
I'm just going to assume Toyota has transcended all the tiers since they didn't get mentioned
Toyota could be on either F or S tier all depending on the era of Toyota we are talking about
Finn hasn’t met the g35/g37 takeover crowd yet
Disappointed that the "proudly car-free" cohort wasn't mentioned
Oh god. The absolute worst
WRX drivers know where the BOGO on Monster Energy drinks and flat brimmed hats always are.
Please don't forget the vape cartridges
And love cocaine
@@BigDannyDangus nah, wearing a naked vapes hat and smoking a cigarette still.
I’m 41 and every vehicle I’ve ever owned has been manual. I think my dream car would be ‘95 Acura legend coupe manual
Love the Legend
i'm 41 and currently still have 2 manuals, although i've had a few autos most of my cars have been manual my fav was a 2000 acura dc4 gs-r 5 speed i had it for a few year and it was still just stock and it was the most fun cars ive ever driven
I was listening through the whole video and getting a little bummed my VW didn’t show up but RIGHT at the end, we got in there.
i hate how accurate it was for vw owners because it now makes me feel obligated to say im an owner of multiple vws
@@subparnaturedocumentary Hey, mine is a 6 Speed. I’m obligated to tell you that.
@@KyurieI i feel obligated to reply that i have 2 manuals mk6 gti 6 spd and a mk7 golf tsi wolfsburg 5 spd
I had a lowered black 96 Civic hatchback. Loved that car and people would always ask if it was for sale. I'm a goth/punk chick by the way.
Since you didn’t list Toyota, I’m gonna go ahead and assume that it is S tier. I’ve only owned Toyota because it’s simply the best bang for your buck. You get exactly what you pay for and they have really affordable cars and very high end cars with some of their trucks, SUVs, and vans. They also hold their value like crazy. I have a 11 year old Tacoma that I can sell for almost the value I got it for.
I could see Finn being annoyed by people like me that are so die hard toyota so maybe that bogs it down a bit, lol!
Modern automatic transmissions are way more efficient and shift faster and smoother than you ever could. I love driving my manual for fun, but there's a reason my daily is an automatic.
15:10 You’re wrong about Lexus only being in America, when I was in Japan I saw plenty of people driving Lexus’s. It’s only Acura out of the three Japanese luxury brands that unfortunately aren’t sold in Japan.
Pt 2- Nissan, Cadillac, Mitsubishi, Medcedes, BMW, Chevy, Land Rover, Kia
I’m VERY surprised to not see Toyota on this lol
Honda not being S tier is a huge mistake. Honda had HUGE impact on tuner culture because they fullly embraced it, as well as their motorsports ventures such as F1 and IndyCar. Legendary car brand and I would have gone S tier and not A tier. IMHO Acura and Honda should be considered the same for the purpose of a tier list like this.
I loved my 2017 WRX. It was an absolute tank. Traded it in on VW Golf R and that thing was fun when it wasn't on a lift getting fixed every other month. I traded it in on a Volvo C30 R-design and it's a blast. I'm definitely not a brand loyalist. Lol
As an Acura owner/enthusiast - I take back all the times I said Finn has had a bad take.
Thank you,
As someone who drives a Nissan Juke Nismo RS with manual transmission (one of less than 300 made for the year 2016, mind you), all I can say is that you probably need to do a part 2 to discuss Big Altima Energy.
Also, the Tacoma Subaru dealership (back when I still lived in the PNW) were absolute clowns after I test drove one of their cars years ago. The guy kept trying to convince me I should overpay for a Subaru because "it's a Subaru". Talk about circular logic. They also complained they'd have a hard time selling my trade in. Not my problem, dude.
Finn got bullied by a car guy when he was younger
Next up : what your favorite skater says about you
Listening this from my 2009 opel corsa (manual transmission)
I got the last manual transmission for Jeep before the Syracuse plant closed. My favorite of all .y cars was a 1996 Audi A4.
those older audis like b5s b6 were the best
I had a friend in college with a jeep and she looked exactly like that picture, except 20% less country. But it was a blue jeep and the license plate said something like Kiss my Axle and some sticker along the lines of Girls like Jeeps too
I drive a 2005 Acura TL but it’s stock. I absolutely LOVE IT. I also have a 2004 Chevy trailblazer ext 4x4 because I’m 34, live in snowy Michigan, and have kids lol.
There are lots of hippie Subaru drivers but I really dig mine and I'm an ancap haha. I like that it's sort of a car and not as big as a truck, but it's got all that extra space as a wagon.
Finn once again proving that his tier lists are his S-tier content
Currently in a 20' Honda Civic Si coupe. Its great, i love it.
loved mine. such a good little car
I’m a car guy and that was hilarious and on point
“Im a car guy” gives me the ick
I used to live out of a 2006 Jeep Wrangler X for two years. I definitely did not have my shit together
Manual is pretty much the standard in the UK. It's much rarer to find automatic transmission cars.
"Girls who drive a Chevy cavalier and listen to Hollywood undead" is my wife. Can't wait for part 2
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Funny, brother! Love Tier lists!
Tattoo Tier List?
Acura NSX is a beautiful car!
That's my daily shot of juicy stereotyping yeeah..so good
When are we getting a bbq guest tier list? I promise I've been good this year.
Finn, like most people in Seattle, cannot drive in the snow. He definitely needs a Subaru.
There other options besides subaru.
@@yourgrandmasjzexboyfriend Please, do tell.
Early 90’s Acura Legend is the best car. I disagree with you on most things Finn McKenty but your car takes are flawless.
I hope Mercedes makes list next time 😂😂 this is great. I love to bump punk rock and ska in mine
As a wv owner, I.. I...
ok, you win.
Hot Take: F Tier is the true S Tier
In Virginia Beach, there's a Mustang and Impreza at every stoplight. They all park at Little Creek Base. It's the weirdest thing...
Mustang, jeep and trucks, three cars that seem to create a culture.
You missed the ultimate 90s Chad cool guy car which was the Pontiac Grand Prix with the subwoofers and the tinted windows
with the 3800 v6 i think then they had the late 90s 2 door grand am ram air v6
I'm definitely a nerdy guy. I had a 94 Pontiac Grand am. V6 3.1. Auto. Thing was a POS. But the engine was solid. Just every other part broke it seemed..
Salt Lake City is 80% Subaru because of how good they are in the snow. In places where it doesnt snow I feel like I can agree with F but there should be a disclaimer for UT and CO lol
THIS IS THE CONTENT WE NEED FINN
I like driving around in my 5spd 02 s10, shouting racial slurs into my android phone.
In all seriousness, every automatic transmission i've had has given me trouble. Manual transmissions have a lot less problems, get better milage, and are fun to drive.
the only people who hate on manual transmissions is because they can't figure out how to drive them.
Solid Subaru take
My first car was a 91’ Ford escort. Me and papa Fin are the same 😊 almost erases the fact that it broke down the first day I got it.
As a straight right-of-center guy who drives a 2014 Subaru Forester I gotta say the analysis is spot-on
Back in the day, I loved my MkIII Jetta (with a manual transmission!), but DAMN that car was expensive to fix, even when I was doing my own work. Made the switch to Toyota, but no one will ever convince me of the superiority of automatic transmission.
i,ve had 4 manual vws and currently still have 2 and have had zero transmission issues with them
@@subparnaturedocumentary Never had an issue with the transmission either. Everything else was a problem though!
@ashextraordinaire I've never honestly had a serious issue with either my mk6 gti or my mk7 golf tsi Wolfsburg which I still drive currently both I had a 2003 b5.5 passat that eneded up needed a heater core at 110k miles but I ended up just selling it for like 300 bucks to some new 1st year apprentice who needed a car bad and he drove it for another 2 years I think with a bad heatercore he just flushed it multiple times in tje winter and it would clear it just enough where he could defrost the windshield
Shit opinions, and quality content. Keep doing what you do my guy.
Had a friend in my old Army unit who had an Infinti G35 but slapped Nissan Skyline badging all over it. It was certainly a choice
Definitely need to part 2 of this🤣
we need to turn this into a series
Somebody clip the Oldsmobile part. It must be shared with the boys.
Honestly, the vin diagram of vehicle reliability to owner stereotype is actually very accurate, shocking almost.
Also, were my Toyota Chuds at buying you car and then selling it for the same price 20 years later with half a million miles on it.
I am so excited for part two. Used to have a cavalier myself and it was a wold time
Finn thank you for rustling my jimmies
One thing to add, I'm only at Honda...but the Nissan Skyline was the Alpha of all tuners to get. Followed by the Acura. Lol
Skylines and Silvia's were the top tier tuners cars throughout the 90s. After that it would've been the rx7 and supra then under those i would say it was Honda. May have been different over in the US though because a lot of import cars were banned over there.
@@nomeru_0nothing was banned per say, japanese companies just didnt bother trying to get those cars to comply with U.S. emissions and safety standards and left us in the dirt
@@yourgrandmasjzexboyfriend they never made a US spec version because In the late 90s when they were building that car, Nissan was on the brink of bankruptcy and they couldn't afford to take chances on America. The s15 was released in even less countries than the r34 for that same reason. AU and NZ were the only countries that got that car
as a subaru owner, i am both of these at the same time and i'm proud of it
Years ago whenever I would come across a Subaru owner I would joke with them by asking if their Subaru came with a Ani Difranco CD. Some chuckled, some sneered but it went over most peoples head resulting in a blank stare.
I live in Minneapolis and it seems every Subaru comes out of the factory with an NPR sticker and the Whole Foods parking lot is pretty much the owners’ carhop lot.
The reason we have all of these luxury Japanese brands is because of our cultural mindset here. We need to feel like we shop at a fancier store, not amongst the other peasants buying cheaper brands. It’s completely a cultural thing that doesn’t exist in Japan.
I need a part 2 like right now 😂
I actually own a 1990 Integra hatchback.. and yes, it’s a 5speed manual.😂
I’m selling it though. Reinvesting into getting my food truck open. We own a few cars and it’s the one I’m most willing to part with.
had a 2000 dc4 integra gs-r 5 apd for a few years honestly the most fun car ive ever drive it was stock too just so responsive and handled so good you were never afraid to whip it through corners
Yaaay, there is finally something I can 100% agree on with Finn. Japanese luxurious sedans are the shit!
Do a Part 2. I was looking forward to your opinion on Lincolns.
I can see why someone in Seattle might want all wheel drive, if they leave the city often to go to the mountains in the winter. It's a different story here in eastern Wa, that being said all wheel drive is good if the WRX peeps like racing people as well, the extra traction is a bonus when launching.
I live in a mountain town and half the population drives a Subaru, Tacoma, or 4Runner, almost always decked out with outdoorsy accessories that stay on all year, just to be a part of the lifestyle, or something
Misha is stoked.