I've had my 2024 Honda Civic for a month now and driven around 1,500 km, and honestly, I'm very happy with it. It's the first brand-new car I've ever bought. I was torn between a few models, but the Civic really caught my attention with its design and performance. The engine is strong and well-suited for daily use. Driving is smooth and comfortable, especially on highways. I pushed it to 160 km/h and the car felt stable. Fuel consumption averages around 7 liters per 100 km — and even less when the AC is off. I’ve added a few simple mods like some sporty trim pieces and a CarPlay adapter. What bothers me most is that there are no rear AC vents or rear parking sensors, which is really strange. I couldn’t even find rear sensors sold separately — they always come bundled with front ones too, which has delayed installing them. Also, the paint is a bit thin — small stones have already chipped it a few times. But overall, I really like the car. It's smooth to drive, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone — as long as those few downsides aren’t a dealbreaker, especially if you’re a fan of the new design like I am.

I have a 2012 Jeep Compass. Recently, when I turn on the AC, there's a clicking sound coming from the glove box area, but it stops after a few clicks. Also, when I'm turning at low speeds, it feels like the rear wheels are stuck, causing the car to vibrate and the rear wheels seem to be rubbing or bouncing on the ground. Has anyone experienced similar issues?

The interior of the T8pro is getting uglier with each modification. The designer's taste is really poor. Compared to the interior of the GWM Poer, it's a few levels behind.

How to choose between Lotus and HiPhi? I really like HiPhi's design, but Lotus has that premium feel.

Hello everyone! I need some advice. When I turn on the AC, only the driver's side vents blow cold air, while all the other vents (passenger and rear) blow hot air, and it's really hot. Even when I close the vents, the area around them is still really hot. I went to the dealership, and they said I need to add refrigerant.

I hope there will be a fuel version with a longitudinal V6 engine, 380 horsepower, and 600 Nm. I really like this design. Get one for 400,000.

I have a 2019 automatic RIO, changed the front and rear oxygen sensors, but after a few days the fault light comes back on! How did you guys solve this issue? What's your fuel consumption per 100 km? Mine is currently 10 liters per 100 km.

Jeep Liberty, 2012 model with over 170,000 km. It often stalls, especially when reversing with the AC on. When waiting at a red light with the brakes fully pressed and the AC on, it occasionally stalls too. I can't read any error codes. Does anyone know what might be the issue? Could it be a compression problem?

Why did the designers decide to place the rear wheel arch on the rear door? The car's length has increased significantly, so why is the position of the rear wheel arch just a few centimeters different? This is a bit unusual.

Are there any modern cars with a boxy design like the Santana? I really can't get into the streamlined shapes; they all look the same.

Does anyone experience occasional jerking or strong drag while driving the 2021 Outlander at around 70 km/h? It's like tapping the brakes a few times. Have you encountered this issue?