There's never be a FWD Miata.

They're trying to push everything onto their cloud services. They originally made Android to push Google advertising businesses.

A4 base model. North America.

I think BMW was the only hold out on a full RWD lineup. Audi has a A4 base front wheel in NA. Overseas from America, both Merc and Audi have had front wheel drive cars for quite some while.

What I'm interested in is how to turn off the startup sound in Mavericks. Hopefully, without a way installing a program.

I very doubt this. The A1 Quattro wasn't released for NA, not even the standard A1.

My personal opinion on them.

Aftermarket.

I wonder though if the ground will behave the same way at 1000mph as 700 though.

It really does. Not that it's a bad thing. Corvette's design has always have a similar base (Long hood, wide wheel arches and stance) and the latest Ferrari's seem to mirror of derive from the Corvette design. And it's great because it's been a while since Ferraris have looks pretty. 458, looks great and has that…

Last time I heard they were testing the ground because they were afraid of the ground exploding due to the shockwaves from the sonic boom.

Apparently, there's has been geometry changes since it's initial release so that's a component that adds major dough.

The crash footage doesn't lie but beware when reading Consumer Reports. They're not a Bible.

It's cutting the fenders a little hard there.

Imagine if someone bought out adblock and replaced it with adware and tracking.

Eat like a diabetic to stay healthy. Not completely but don't exceed sugar, salt levels. Balenced food groups, not too much food.

I think everyone's somehow taking out of the Aston book. Not that it's a bad thing though.

Think of getting back into another type of racing Subaru. Preferably rally. Take down VW.

I'm starting to notice that performance on Chrome is heavier, RAM wise than Firefox or other browsers now.

I'll vouch for the wifi. It's especially useful for larger files that can't be transfered over a portable data drive. Significantly quicker than using a middle man to transfer files. I would use MAC's network utility which is amazing easy to setup but there's the problem transfering to Windows. Windows doesn't make it…