Wow, that took some serious cajones for that dealership to try to pull that off with you. Especially after you crawled around the car poking and prodding for half an hour. So dumb. But I loved this piece because consumers are getting more and more demanding regarding the utter perfection of their new cars. Of course there are always mistakes made with any car but having toured VW's exemplary Passat factory in Tennessee really made me feel they are serious about quality. At that point they were tearing down and destroying more finished models than they were shipping off to sell to ensure perfect quality. Now, if they could just build the Jetta there.

Sometimes there are some interesting articles on InsiderCarReviews.com and I would have gladly sent in my Thor secret agent kit if I knew you needed it for photos so desperately. I did ask Acura whose idea it was but they just siad they were having "Controversy." A bomb squad, however, having opened the box myself, seems absurd.

I hope Fisker stays in business. The Car is gorgeous and they promised me a meet and greet with Henrik and a drive in the Karma sometime next month. If they go under that would clearly be evidence of some bad "karma" surrounding my aura. Not my Saturn Aura. I wouldn't see that as my personal car.

It may not look thrilling to you gentleman but it just simply drives so much better than the competition with an agility and fluidity they lack. The Elantra has a great interior, interesting style but drive them back to back and you will notice a difference. One that could get really, really old after a few years.

John-
Great video! So many of these visual "reviews" that I watch now are so uninformative so kudos for giving us actual information! And for using the word "capacious" in a sentence.

There is something so wrong but so very right about the 2011 Nissan Juke. It is one of my personal goals to get one tested for our sister site InsiderCarReviews.com so we'll see if I agree with Marty's assessment. Now, off to harass Nissan!

This one's something in motion but it sure ain't poetry.

Great article Suzanne! I wonder who gave you the idea? The excellent execution was all you though.

A Fiat 500 for you family? Do you see a lot of Mini Cooper owners driving around with more than 2 in the car?
A high utility Fiat family car will be the Qubo van or from Alfa Romeo, check out the new Guilietta. I hope they don't go back on their word about launching Alfa in the U.S. It just seems like a no-brainer as a more upscale/sporting companion for Fiat (and its dealers.)

Are car companies all using that road to launch their new models? I would hate to live off of that road.