You mean that noise that everyone hates except for the dumbasses going 60mph through the suburbs in gigantic trucks trying to feel cool?

Does cat burglery count?

There is nothing in that first video that my Audi A6 couldn’t do with it’s snow tires on. I’m serious. You think an X3 couldn’t do that? Yes, it used its brakes to simulate an LSD, or send torque to whatever wheel but at the end of the day it got through 2 inches of mud... I’m pretty sure a lot of cars could do that.

Thank you. This, the Audi Q7, the Bentayga, even the Range Rover are stupid vehicles (even if the latter ones are better in on-road use but that’s only relative to body-on-frame ones) and it’s crazy that people want them just because they’re scared.

My biggest gripe with it. The windows there have come to a point forever - before art and science.

Really?

I did not disassemble it, it’s not true, it’s bullshit, I did not disassemble it, I did nahht.

YOU ARE TEARING ME APART, ACURA!

I think the BMW i8 is a really neat vehicle.

The i3 does not work. It’s fugly. Looks like a grown man’s Little Tykes car.

How can anything be a drivers car with 125 lb.-ft. of torque?

Shopping a Lancia in Idaho is as obscure and intriguing a phrase as eating escargot on the Moon. I like the cut of your jib!

28,000 kilometers is like 5 miles.

Driving on I-40, and suddenly having Knoxville laid out before me, I was completely unable to keep myself from yelling “The Wigsphere!” as soon as I saw it.

Why Spend Time Fixing Your Car When I Can Fix One of My Five Cars Right Now?

Honestly, after reading the rejection letter earlier, I started to lament not applying for the opportunity to buy a GT. I could never have followed through with the purchase, since it costs more than nearly as much as I’ve made in my entire career, but the rejection letter would have made a nice keepsake.

Even the Mk III was a relatively expensive car for its day. 18k in 1986 is about $40k in 2016 dollars.

Beautiful yes. But ‘small’ that is not.