I just bought an E39 over the weekend which I will be picking up tonight. I found an PDF copy of the owner's manual online and read the whole thing in the meantime. It's crazy how many cool features and tips of advice they have in there. I feel like customers should be tested on the material within their car's owner's…

Yep. I've done fuel injector services before (being a mechanic and all) and it was never because the car needed. At 30K (regardless of whether it's miles or kilometres), it's nothing more than an attempt to upsell a very unnecessary job. You did the right thing.

Sure. As long as there is no salt thrown on the roads. But I guess I wouldn't have to worry about that if I lived in conditions where it's cold enough that the salt no longer does its job.

997 GT3 is definitely on my list of most desirable cars.

I'm surprised Force India didn't show interest in Kamui. They've still got a spot open, no?

As a European, this is thus far the only suggestion I agree with. Love the RS Focus.

Maybe the bars are represented exponentially as opposed to linearly? Not likely, though.

Beat me to it. +1 for you.

If Snooki can drive a stick, then I wouldn't be surprised if Paris Hilton can. Granted Snooki is Portugese so I guess that helps a little.

It's getting old.

Materials that prevent Ferraris from catching fire.

Oh okay. Was just trying to figure out the acronym initially. No idea what it stood for. Gotcha.

CB?

Not all Jalops are in the U.S. you know.

Okay, there's a point where something with a hatch goes from a hatchback to a crossover/CUV/SUV. TECHNICALLY, I could call every SUV out on the road today a hatchback. You know what I meant. I just wish Honda would bring Civic and Accord wagons and hatchbacks to North America. Acura has the TSX wagon but you can only…

Again Civic hatchbacks was what I originally meant. I love the look of the CRZ, but the fact that Honda hybridized the powertrain was a huge mistake in my opinion. People want the CRX of yesteryear with modern day technology with the exception of hybrid technology. I see what Honda intended to do (bring sporty driving…

I meant to say Civic hatchbacks.

And how big is said tank of gas? Probably large I'm guessing.

Different driving style affects fuel economy regardless of fuel type. Now we know.

I agree. I still don't see the appeal. Just give me a wagon and I'm happy.