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Maestro1 @ Sep 10th 2007 5:57PM
Mondo's comments bring me to a number of questions:
1. Why is Mondo's wife driving an Accord (granted, a Camry is worse ;-P)
2. (To re-establish his credibility among us) What does Mondo drive?
3. What does Mondo find boring about the TL?
In my personal opinion, the TL would be much better served with an AWD system, even if it is the under-performing SH-AWD (I say this because from what i've read, SH-AWD doesn't perform well in snow - but that's just from what i've read so correct me if i'm wrong).
Otherwise I like it, the lines set it apart from the normal boring vanilla cars we see on the road today, but then again TLs are more common these days too...