The first 5 minutes of this installment blew me away and made the entire two seasons of Grand Tour look downright archaic. It’s pretty clear where Amazon’s money has gone to—four contracts and not much else.

Considering computers can shift more quickly and precisely and easily (for the operator of any skill level)... manuals are dying. Deal with it.

And do we need to make a big deal about everything that does not interest us? Never mind, it’s a blog profiting clicks. So the answer is yes.

But... but... Toyotas are no longer boring! Not boring need teaser!

The new Accord’s unibrow styling doesn’t help.

Power hopes and dreams? Honda’s corporate lawyers would like to have a word.

As a former VW owner, agree with you for the most part. Sampled a TDI Golf a couple of years ago, despite the cheat it was quite nice. Not long before that, did ride in a base Jetta... it was crap. My point? take the base trim of just about anything and you are guaranteed to have an uninspiring experience.

Someone please make this into a GIF meme with the 240 saying, “Nope. Nope. Nope. Not gonna go with you.”

I think they should just make it “BUCK”. Their cars are big in China right? what sounds more American than “BUCK”?

*whisper “It’s just a rebadged GM.”

E36 the best? Not by a long shot. Us Americans didn’t even get a real M motor with it.

That would be more appropriate for a deleted and tuned 535d.

If he landed in prison (and he won’t)... judging by the racial make up of nearly all of the prisons in the US, he’d probably be on the receiving end of that golden shower.

Drumpf in prison stripes? Freudian slip?

Every BMW dealer service should include complimentary pair of knee pads.

Only one thing left to do: a bonkers AMG shooting brake (2 doors only).

The car in the article is a “Dakar”? Are you high?

Good for them. But their vehicle is one that is purpose built and supported by a team that travels with the event, stage-by-stage.

I wish I could deduct a star from your silly question.

The most obvious... money. Regardless of race or gender—unless you are a cream-of-the-crop driver—you gotta have financial backing to have a serious chance of a career.