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    EatTheCheeseNicholsonHamilton Nolan
    1/27/16 12:35pm

    Easy

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      Thunder-LipsEatTheCheeseNicholson
      1/27/16 12:38pm

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    25% Meaner Godzooks - BACK TO EVENHamilton Nolan
    1/27/16 12:35pm

    The best car depends on who you are, where you are, and what your needs are. For me, the Ford Explorer suits me to a tee. It’s a union made American car, assembled in my backyard of Chicago.

    Buy American made cars, preferably union, preferably local. Support your local economy.

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      FoghornJegghorn25% Meaner Godzooks - BACK TO EVEN
      1/27/16 12:40pm

      Who can afford a new car????

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      flamingolingoFoghornJegghorn
      1/27/16 1:10pm

      Depends. If your credit is good and you have a steady income, then sometimes a new car makes sense if you can get cheap financing. Most dealerships will include free maintenance and other services if you buy new.

      Or you can pay less for a used one (though last time I checked, used car prices are kind of high in my area, maybe due to demand). But then you’d have to pay more for maintenance and repairs. And it can be harder to get a good financing deal if you’re buying used.

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    ╰(　´◔　ω　◔ `)╯< Woke and BokeHamilton Nolan
    1/27/16 12:26pm

    Best driving car, hands down, is a 1982 Hyundai Pony. All other cars are garbage in comparison, IMO.

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      justdroppingby╰(　´◔　ω　◔ `)╯< Woke and Boke
      1/27/16 12:33pm

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      puncha yo buns╰(　´◔　ω　◔ `)╯< Woke and Boke
      1/27/16 12:38pm

      I see your 1982 Hyundai Pony and I raise you a 1982 Delorean DMC 12. Extra points because that was the year good old John Delorean was arrested for drug trafficking charges, so you know...you feel like a badass in it.

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    no soy cosa estructuralHamilton Nolan
    1/27/16 12:32pm

    I feel like Doug at Jalopnik has done his part to showcase the importance of sustainability by driving an Aston Martin, a full-size Hummer, and importing a car from Japan. He makes saving the planet look very easy and important. Also I think any forthcoming revised CAFE standards would be wise to incorporate his feedback.

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      God isn't real. Grow up.Hamilton Nolan
      1/27/16 12:25pm

      I can’t wait for the Jalopnik commentors to get here.

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        Missypoo50Hamilton Nolan
        1/27/16 12:30pm

        A raised Ford F-150. Nothing more American than that!

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          IanMissypoo50
          1/27/16 12:34pm

          With the ballsack tow hitch?

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        norbiznessHamilton Nolan
        1/27/16 12:29pm

        Great, an open invitation to the commentariat to be this kid.

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          DarthPumpkinHamilton Nolan
          1/27/16 12:26pm

          Ford Nucleon. I save a ton of money on gas.

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            IanDarthPumpkin
            1/27/16 12:42pm

            That’s actually David Bowie.

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          gawkophileHamilton Nolan
          1/27/16 1:57pm

          I’m sure all those miles were absolutley necessary to drive and involved a maximally efficient vehicle.

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            PsonicPsunspotHamilton Nolan
            1/27/16 12:35pm

            I drive a station wagon, which will be very useful when the stock market crashes and I have to live in it.

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