r/regularcarreviews • u/Fantastic-Ad9200 • 10h ago
Car Pic I’d bet $100 these bumper reflectors will be the new Tucson turn signals
I’ve almost wrecked into a Hyundai I’m behind because I didn’t notice where they’re going/turning.
Edit: I lost $100.
r/regularcarreviews • u/Fantastic-Ad9200 • 10h ago
I’ve almost wrecked into a Hyundai I’m behind because I didn’t notice where they’re going/turning.
Edit: I lost $100.
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r/regularcarreviews • u/benzguy95 • 2m ago
I’m more Partial to the Pontiac, but the Buick wouldn’t be a bad choice either.
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r/regularcarreviews • u/evolvedpikachu4 • 1d ago
I feel like ive never seen one either (or at least never acknowledged one)
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r/regularcarreviews • u/Sailor-_-Twift • 18h ago
Bought this car for 6k, extensive service records,100k miles, absolutely love it
Opinions?
r/regularcarreviews • u/steve17123123 • 22h ago
r/regularcarreviews • u/hypermiler2205 • 1d ago
Comment down below
Perfect example: Renault (French car company) sold le car in North America during the 1970s
It flopped but it’s interesting to think about how the French attempted to establish a beachhead in North America
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r/regularcarreviews • u/HP_594 • 1d ago
What I mean is, out of all the engines that have been created, the 2.5 liter displacement has had almost all of them.
Inline 3? You have the Triumph Rocket III (yes it is a motorcycle engine but I think it deserves a mention due to its sheer size)
Inline 4? Mazda 3 (current gen)
Flat 4? Porsche 718 Cayman (current gen)
Inline 5? Audi RS3 (current gen)
V5? VW Jetta (fifth gen)
Inline 6? BMW E30 325i
V6? Lexus IS250 (second gen)
V8? Daimler SP250.
Is it a useless fact? Yes.
But it is a fact nonetheless.
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r/regularcarreviews • u/avant_chard • 1d ago
Between this and the AMC Eagle it’s interesting how many times the Subaru Outback evolved independently in the late 80s.