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Which quirky and practical compact would you get?

Of the quirky and compact cars of the last 20 years, which would you get if brought back/up to date?

Kia soul, Mazda 5, scion xd, Toyota matrix, Honda element, Nissan cube, Pontiac aztek, Ford focus wagon, pt cruiser, Chevy hhr, amc eagle, and the VW beetle

by Broad_Parsnip7947

18 Comments

  1. TheSealNamedErg

    Easily the ford focus wagon 😎

  2. GTHero90

    I kept hearing how good the Element was. I knew someone with a Matrix and it seemed good for what it was especially the XRS model

  3. KriSriracha

    As someone who drives an Aztek… the AMC Eagle.

  4. EvilDarkCow

    I kinda like the ugly boxiness of the Soul, and as a tall guy, it’s quite comfortable while still being a small car. But Kia reliability is just so spotty (and then there’s the theft thing) I don’t know if I would ever want to buy one.

    I choose the Matrix/Vibe.

  5. Desperate_Leg-

    The Mazda 5 is the only real answer. The most practical vehicle ever made.

  6. Existing-Maybe-9850

    Is that a 2024 Chrysler PT Cruiser?

  7. KodakPepperJack

    If you get anything besides the matrix ur gonna regret it. Like another commenter mentioned the Xrs models can be found relatively cheap and are a great experience with the 2zz which revs high and makes a decent little torquey daily driver also it’s a Toyota.

  8. John_the_Piper

    The Element has a reliable engine, comes in a manual and has the quirk of “you can hose it out to clean it.”

    It’s honestly the perfect car for diving, hiking and all the assorted dirty outdoor shit I do.

    Second choice is the Mazda 5 in a manual

  9. TractorHp55k

    Bro the HHR is slept on heavily, it is the best Drag wagon for the modern day

  10. Dead_birdChan

    I really like whatever the AMC is. As well as the Mazda

  11. PickleZealousideal24

    What in the GODDAMN hell did you do to my boy Nissan Cube 😭 why did you Temu-ify him, this is slander

  12. Rollin_Soul_O

    I’d either go with the Mazda 5 or the Honda Element.

    As a current Kia Soul owner, I would not recommend that option.

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