Did it for you because I enjoy word origins. Huayra is the pre-colonial Bolivian/Argentine wind god, also referred to as "Huayra-tata"

Might not be the first to answer this, but "trueno" is Spanish for "thunder"

Yup. Except I sold one to myself. Tuxedo Black 2013 ST, love it to death.

I've been trying to get friends and family to buy one of these for like a year... No one has bitten yet. I don't understand why, though! Super-practical, very efficient, good looking (in that nerdy, Mazda5 kind of way), lovely interior with lots of light.

Dat bent wood... Every car interior should look like a midcentury armchair. Fact.

Now why, oh why, couldn't a concept as lovely and understated as this have been designed as a (reasonably) affordable, turbo 5-cylinder AWD hatch for the everyman? Doesn't Audi have enough high level supercars and RS-variants?

I just spent entirely too long playing with that mini-site. Thank you?

Isn't "Technology, Technology, Technology" Acura's M.O.? Tell me again what sort of market share they have right now... Audi is a great manufacturer, but technology is not a deus ex machina, so they really shouldn't treat it like one.

This is terrific. Tiny greenhouse areas really get my goat, too.

Yes, thanks.

I liked "CAMRARY" the best

I'm smitten with your analogy to a samurai sword. While the Lexus isn't the most powerful or exclusive supercar, it is an extremely special machine. Like the aformentioned swords, the LFA seems to be the product of intense passion and ingenuity. The kind of thoughfulness and painstaking rigor that is normally…

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You are fucking brilliant. WE are fucking brilliant.

Not getting the "Birthday" set, but Ball, Tender, and Locker all share the common theme of "Meat". As in: (Meat)ball, Tender (Meat), and (Meat) Locker.

This is also a "hidden feature" of BMWs. Hold down the unlock-button, and the windows will roll down first, followed by the sunroof. Handy on hot days to be able to vent all that hot air before you ever get to the car!

I've had minor oil seepage from the valve cover gasket on my 328i for the entire time I've owned it (~9 months). The thing is, it isn't losing enough oil to actually matter, so I don't think of it as a pressing maintenance issue. It does cause little drops of oil to land on the exhaust manifold, releasing noxious…

My marine biologist gf has informed me that the turtle probably thought the rising clusters of air bubbles from the respirator were big, tasty jellyfish (apparently things eat jellyfish, and those things include sea turtles). That turtle was just looking for a snack.

Alpine A310, anybody?