So, from your link BMW has 166 problems per 100 vehicles (which is better than industry average, mind you) while Chevy has 185, Pontiac has 220, and Mazda has 227. Would you like to reconsider your statement?

I think, Honda wants you to believe that Crosstour = sophisticated taste. Nice try but the car's still ugly.

Yessss!

agreed!

Rev, I should've mentioned that the WRX is an exception, for now anyway :-)
Just yesterday, I sat in my A4 right next to the new Legacy. Now matter how hard I tried, I could not see myself getting one because I can not stand the design. Sad, really, because I do admire the previous gen Legacy.
Yes, the Subaru lineup has AWD. But, that's not enough anymore: as other manufacturers improve their quality and AWD options, the Subie advantage is diminishing. And pricing? Well, just wait for Hyundai to start offering AWD option ...

The way I see it, give it another product cycle and unless their designs improve, Subaru will become another Saab: great heritage, small loyal fan base and no money to move forward.

Respectfully,
Ed

Forester? ... Whatever. Subaru's current lineup could be used as poster models for abstinence, so no thanks. There are more attractive AWD offerings on the market.

One important thing: for a RWD car to excel in winter conditions, it *has to* come with a real (not pseudo) limited-slip differential. There's no way around that.
Personally, I'd take a RWD car with a Torsen diff + winter tires over any FWD car. And I live in South Dakota.

I'm with ^this^ person

Quite a remarkable press release for an 'ultrapremium window film and bank equipment manufacturer'. Ну и долбоёбы ...

Thank you for the correction. Still, it's almost as shiny (looking at the pics) and there's too much of it. It surely cheapens this overall impressive design.