From: "Robert Comer" 

Nah, it's ugly-ugly.

>And what does the Aztec look like?

Not good.

>Is it still being
> made?

Yep.  never seen one on the road though. See
http://www.pontiac.com/aztek/index.jsp?brand=home&pagename=home

To tell the truth, I'd drive an Aztec before I'd drive an Element, but to
really tell the truth I'd rather drive something a bit better looking --
like a Pacer or an old Subaru. 

>The Outback even looks more like a station wagon.

The Outback comes in a station wagon, but that's not the only body style/size.

- Bob Comer


"Judy Folkenberg"  wrote in
message news:3FAC0447.9BD1110{at}mail.nlm.nih.gov...
>
>
> "Richard B." wrote:
>
> > >>> but once she saw the Beetle convertable it was all over but
> > the indebtedness.
>
> Yea, that's a cute car, but I need something I can cart art, bags of
mulch, and
> a bicycle around in (plus the occasional cat). However, not all these
items at
> once.
>
> > The Element is homely but not worse than the
> > 'please-but-a-bag-over-it' Aztec.
>
> The Element is cute-ugly.  Anyway, the car guys, Click and Clack really
gave the
> Element a rave review.  And what does the Aztec look like?  Is it still
being
> made?
>
> > >>She thought the Forester looked too much like a station
wagon for her
> > tastes.
>
> Yes, that's my concern.  The Outback even looks more like a station wagon.
The
> Forester kind of straddles the line between station wagon and RV.  I guess
the
> other alternative is a Honda CRV or a Santa Fe.  I wish some car company
would
> design a hip station wagon.
>
> Judy
>
> >
> >
>

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