![]() 03/18/2017 at 18:53 • Filed to: FORBIDDEN FRUIT, BMW 1-SERIES | ![]() | ![]() |
Omgwtfbbq there’s a 118i 3-door parked behind me! So much want.
Mexican tags as expected. Still don’t get to see many of these up close even though I’m not too far from the border.
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As soon as I realized it was you who posted this I was just waiting for the Mexican plates.
Think I would rather have this Mexican plated car to be honest thought.
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The Trumpwall will put a stop to that.
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Hey hi hey ho Trump wall has got to go! Make America BMW 1ers and Peugeot’s again!
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I once nearly snapped my neck seeing a Nissan Micra.
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Why yes I would love a Turbo diesel i5 ford ranger from Thailand by the way of Mexico
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I understand the sentiment, but I’m not really sure I agree. I’ve seen quite few on the road here and they are a pretty awkward size/shape and the build quality seems rough. I’d rather Ford just put an I6 diesel in the F-150 and also offered an actual small truck. But a diesel F150 will never happen with all the eggs in the EcoBoost basket.
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To add on to that, the one Mexican-played pickup that I’ve seen in the road that I do have a huge want for some irrational reason is the Mitsubishi Triton. For some reason they do it for me in a way the Ranger doesn’t even though they are similar. Something about the Mistu seems just like a more honest work vehicle.
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Modern day clownshoe.
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It looks like the perfect hatchback.
![]() 03/18/2017 at 21:46 |
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Right? It’s exactly the thing automakers refuse to give us in the States anymore.
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IIRC, there are now no new 3-door hatchbacks sold in the US. Not even a Yaris or the Golf.
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Mini Cooper! Ok you got me. I was actually thinking about this already tonight. The Golf, Yaris, and Accent are all dead. Does the CR-Z count? Does it matter? It’s almost dead anyway.
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I don’t think it counts. It’s a 2-person liftback thing...?
Things that should be liftbacks but aren’t:
- 4-series coupe
- Accord coupe
- A5/S5
- NO
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Civic coupe too. Yeah it’s weird the styling on all of those look like they should be liftbacks. Recent one people forget - the Scion tC is a liftback.
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Ooh what about - 2-door Evoque? Yes it is a thing you can still buy new although I’ve never seen one not at a dealer.
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Based off my local Toyota dealers 1 Yaris in inventory, the 3-door still seems to be alive, though I’m sure not for long..
http://www.ricetoyota.com/new/Toyota/2017-Toyota-Yaris-b87f2e290a0e0ae8294096d195282231.htm
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One of these lives next door to me :)
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Here’s what still exists in a 2-door (as in, two doors for occupants to enter through) configuration with a back seat and lifting rear glass (whether it’s vertical or not) for model year 2017, as far as I’m aware. No particular order.
Vertical glass (hatchbacks):
Toyota Yaris
Mini Hardtop
Fiat 500
Liftbacks:
Volkswagen Beetle
Audi TT
Half points, because it has more than 2 doors, but less than 4:
Hyundai Veloster (it’s a 3-door configuration, plus a liftback in a hatchback silhouette)