Why stop at the 7? That whole late 90's generation is the best BMW has ever been.

I HIT THE STAR ON THIS ONE SO HARD

Meanwhile, Acura continues to be the Japanese answer to a question that nobody asked.

I'll go ahead and plant the flag...

Show and Tell at the 2014 Detroit Autoshow:

MacGyver: The Movie

That's a 456.

I would definitely Czech out a Skoda

Honda

Maybe the lack of sound at work is making me miss it, but that looks like a near-stock ride height M3. Huh?

See, I always thought that they took the R32 grill and put it on the Jetta, because the R32 came out first in Europe. Plus nobody buys Jettas over here. Even now I'll occasionally spot what I think is an R32, and be disappointed when it's only a Jetta.

I still have a Reflex Silver MkIV R32 like the one above, that I bought new in 2004. It has a bit more than 87k miles on it, and has only had one thing go wrong with it in all that time, a secondary air injector valve on the EGR, a 10 minute fix.

I leased a fully loaded, '13 Autobahn GTI for $414 a month and $500 down.

There's a certain version that remains on my MUST OWN SOMEDAY list...

Unpopular opinion time. I didn't like the MKVI Golf R. It was numb, too many electronic nannies, and understeered like crazy. For all that money I'd have rather bought a GTI and modified that. At it's price it just was not a good deal. So many better options if you're going to blow $36k on a sport compact or hot…

No, Ferrari would probably tell you to fuck off and then sleep with your wife.

What a Chinese Lamborghini might look like.

I drive cars for the entertainment behind the wheel, not because I'm a d-bag who gives a shit about the badge on the grille, or the sound the doors make when closing, or the quality of the cow shit that originated from the leather on my seats when they were still living.

Eating rice, no doubt