When Car Manufacturers Actually Listen...!

There is hope...for the Future of Cars. Car Manufacturers are starting to listen to our criticism. Maybe not every single company, but some of the biggest are taking steps towards the right direction again. We're seeing a fazing out of Fake Vents on non-sporty Grocery Getters as well as actual improvements to the very popular Toyota 86 platform. And of course the 400z still doing 400z things and living up to every single expectation without fail. Godspeed Nissan. And Mazda? Whatever RWD car you're making, don't disappoint us...

Also I'm not actually in my 40s. The running joke on this channel is that my Corvette adds 20 years to my age and automatically puts me into a Mid Life Crisis.

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[nandernugget]

Thanks for mention that Mazda is going RWD, not enough people know about this. The Mazda6 could potentially become the Japanese KIA Stinger.

[OJ_]

“Back in my day, the Eclipse was a sports car”.

[snfriedm]

Nissan: enthusiasts wanted a new z and we gave them 100% what they wanted
Toyota: 100%? We only gave them 80% because the 86 isn’t turbocharged
Mazda: We only listened 50% because the RX9 won’t have a rotary
Ford: you guys are listening to enthusiasts?

[omega]

“Too big of a grill”
Lexus: I’m gonna pretend I didn’t hear that

[_bluespider]

I'll be really pumped if mazda ever announce the comeback of a dorito powered car, if they ever do so

[kevintee]

"Back in my day, the Mitsubishi Evo was an AWD rally legend of a sedan."

[whitebsummer]

When remastering a car, I expect a modern look, while still showing resemblance to the original. That’s why I love the new bronco.

[mikefitter]

"Back in my day the impala was a muscle car"

[reedman]

We do have the new GR department in Toyota. I can see the performance car scene still improving yet still keeping the balance on economy, and unlike the previous generations where we're too focused on economy.

[cantfindneutral]

"If you're looking for a very good sports car to destroy your life savings" I drive a 99 Camry and work minimum wage.

[tigerhawkteenager]

Ford should have named their first electric car: The Model T.
1) Doesn't annoy Mustang fans
2) Ford fans would like it
3) It dunks on Tesla and their entire naming scheme with a name that is synonymous with The First Car.

[kazefw]

"Back in my day, Ford Puma is still a small sports car."

[iamdiscothedrunkhippo]

As a mechanic, I love RWD cars. They are way easier to work on, gives you much more room to work on, and is generally just a much more worker friendly platform. May love my Volvos but they are absolute nightmares to work on.

[Dayashii]

"back in my day Infiniti still existed "

[poodabran]

"Back in my day, real family sedans were powered by the two rear wheels!"

Those were the words of my grandpa.

[avrggamer]

RWD sedans should have always been a thing I'm glad Mazda is stepping to the plate perhaps Toyota and Nissan will follow if we're lucky imagine a RWD Camry and maxima

[DEIFAN]

Back in my day, the honda civic had double wishbone suspension.

[darksidehazuki]

I had my eye on the Z from its announcement, shame Nissan killed off all its fandom in the UK by saying it wont release here. So it looks like I either turbo my 350Z or buy a 370Z Nismo...

[annoyingpleb]

"back in my day, the Giulia was a stunning saloon car, and now it's a sodding electric crossover" - me in the mid 2030s i think

[shajukurian]

Now the civic looks like a accord great!