I'm learning so much here. I didn't think a lot of people would drive that, we'd need to start invading neighbouring countries if too many people drove them here.

Press it in winter, and your car interior heats up 3 times as fast. How is that not useful?

Yes, quite. I think it's Subaru's way of saying we hate the Netherlands. And because the engines are not that efficient, you have to pay more tax on them too.

Agree. You shouldn't lust after a hot hatch with a tiny engine with gas prices like that. A lot of European Jalops really want a slightly bigger car with a big powerful engine too, but it's just not affordable here.

Shhhh! You only have to wait untill that multibillionair crashes one and you can buy it from the insurance company. Rip off all the damaged bodywork and done.

Love long drives, it means you're going places and doing cool stuff (it should).

Exactly. I was sure when they were hiding under that bridge, one was going to turn around and go the other way, the other was going to wait what the chopper would do, and the third was going to continue in the same direction. Guess not.

I tried it, it doesn't really work. You'd have to change then name of the movie too. And the plot probably...

I really, really like that sort of thing.

Not sure if I dare admit it, but I actually owned the previous model. It was a gift, so I can't really fault it.

You can get the GTI here in Europe with a factory installed ECU flash from ABT with full VW warranty. 270hp.

A lot of rich people don't care about cars at all. I deal with a few very rich dudes because of my work, and they are all different like normal people. One of the wealthiest drives some kind of Kia Minivan, he says he doesn't like to show off. Another has a Chrysler Voyager that all dented and kinda smelly.

OW. Dat green one.

After ignoring all post about this for a while it has now officialy turned into a "thing" so I had to watch the video.

Meanwhile in Europe they only sell some were it snows sometimes. Sales figures for the Netherlands, where somebody decided that Subabu's needed to be really expensive compared to all other cars.

So it has motorcycle tires, and a motorcycle engine? Why not just buy this then?

Or Pikes Peak?

I'm afraid Doug is right, they are pure evil. I drove a Cayenne S briefly, and if you don't feel like a total douchebag in one of those things you are obviously a total douchebag.

It's flexible. Five hours is no problem. When you think you almost need to go, you loosen your seatbelt and that will buy you another hour or two. I then drive absolutely flat out untill I run out of gas. If you're not out of gas by this time you have not driven fast enough or need a different (better) car.

Is that an A6 allroad? I've always lusted after one of those...