I'm astounded by the 944 and the rx7, but in real life the first gen rx7 and the 924 have different proportions and stances to the point that they only really share headlights, in my opinion.

Not sire if they read thuos or not, but I have to say: great choice. What you lose in mileage over your deceased echo, you have made up for in truly expansive interior volume. I look forward to y'alls return.

Me too, Mr. Torchinsky, sir.

I love these article, but this one is missing something: how did Otto like the noise?

That's actually a great example, because there was an mpa version as well, the m135i. Its pretty clear to see the differences.

Does it also disable/tamper with traction control? Kinda sounds like a sport button...

As previous people haVe posted, because Jezebel doesn't think the humor of men could be funny.

Yup. The typically longer travel in the suspension is far better for dirt road buyers in "flyover" states.

I double-dog dare you to repost on Jezebel.

This is an example of a car that has been styled, but not in any way designed.

My roommates and i sing it as"hobby lobby"

Thus stuff is really informative, and fascinating. Thank you.

Sergio... Please. My head. Is. Melting.

Hello Mr. Callum, big fan.

Am I alone in thinking this interior is excellent? I've always liked the curviness Infiniti puts in their interiors, and while this is more sedate, I love this center console area.

They used to-I wonder if it's too preserve interior styling For models without navigation. That dash would be fairly handsome if it weren't for that TV Mounted on the dash

... I find it hard to believe it will rot away in 10 years. This is 2014- cars don't really rust like they used to.

In a word- yep.

What if I can't afford the minivan for my surprise quintuplets?

Driving your SUV with the brights on. I know this isn't a snow only phenomenon, but when conditions are bad for visibility to begin with, your brights are having a terrifying effect on my ability to see ahead of me in the snow.