Nice.

As Tyr3sm0ke pointed out, the suggested speed signs in Canada are yellow. However, I've only ever seen these on highway on/off ramps in Ontario. Otherwise, it's a white sign with black letters indicating it's a set (and enforced) speed limit.

I noticed that too. Are the batteries in the back of those cars?

I thought it was hilarious. At first I expected it to be somewhat stupid and pointless (which it kind of was) but it ended up being hilarious. I got a good laugh out of that.

I agree. It was the first thing that came to mind seeing the outline of the car and its size relative to those around it. The way the headlight stretches along the fender also resembles the Yaris.

So will the new Golf feature their new 1.8T motor as the base motor as opposed to the NA 2.5L?

Bravo! #COTD

VW's "The Force" commercial will probably be my favourite for a long time.

That makes two (or three) of us. I work in Markham so I see quite a few of these kinds of people rolling around on my way to work. Fortunately, there are also some tasteful cars rolling around too.

Am I the only one disappointed by the father's choice of the body style of the car? Maybe I'm just too new-school.

RS6? Nice! H2? To each his own.

Unfortunately, me too.

Oh, god. Can you imagine?!

Not gonna lie. Looking at the lead pic I thought it was the new C7 until I spotted the stick-on sidepipes.

I've always ran my '99 Civic until the needle actually stops fluctuating, which happens to be long after the light comes on (40-50 miles). Only then I would fill up. 4 years of ownership and 100K miles later, no problems whatsoever with regards to the fuel system.

+1

If they know about the Nurburgring. Pretty simple really.

There were rumours going around it will come with 100ish ft-lbs more than the outgoing (E90) model. It is turbocharged after all.

If the F10 M5 is available with a manual transmission, I don't see why the F30 M3 won't be. The future thereafter, however, looks very uncertain with regards to manual-equipped M-cars.

Very well said and I agree 100%. My first car was a '99 5-speed Civic that I bought right before my 19th birthday. 4 years later and after adding 149,000 kms (92,000 miles) to the odometer while learning some valuable automotive knowledge, I've recently purchased an '02 E39 530i 5-speed. And thanks to my first car, it…