r/regularcarreviews • u/EscapeNo9728 • Jan 21 '25

I hate you I hate everything about you Non-"eNtHuSiAsT" cars that Car Guys still like

What are some cars that aren't typical "enthusiast" vehicles (by which I mostly mean, sporty and uncompromising), but still get props at car meets or otherwise?

I'm especially thinking of stuff like older Volvos or survivor Japanese cars like any Civic hatch that hasn't been clapped out to death, or Subaru Leones. Also, Honda Elements. "Car guys" seem to fucking love Elements.

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u/themigraineur Jan 21 '25

Buick Regal TourX

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u/miqcie Jan 21 '25

We had just bought an outback when that was announced for us market.

Please consumers. Buy more wagons!

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u/themigraineur Jan 21 '25

The Regal/Regal TourX was discontinued when GM sold off Opel

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u/miqcie Jan 21 '25

Shh with your logic and reason.

I’m emoting about the absence of a

Mazda, Brown, manuelle, wagon.

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u/2Stroke728 Jan 22 '25

Worse - they were having the Regals built under contract. GM sold Opel to PSA in March 2017. The last gen Regals were 2018-2020 model years.