I think the cop came in a bit too hot. I would've attempted to just nudge the bike over so they both fall off and go from there. Then again, it probably all happened very quickly and for all we know, that may have been the cop's best opportunity at stopping them.

Audi has a supercharged 3.0L V6.

This is what I nominated yesterday. No idea how it, nor any Buick model, didn't make the list.

I thought the MDX was their full size SUV and that their RDX was their mid size SUV.

Funny enough, my neighbors who happen to be very old (late60's/early 70's) drive this. Therefore, I must promote this.

A 4th generation Buick Regal of course. Why would you choose anything else?

The bit about the airbag blowing up when reversing was hilarious. I can't believe they related it back to WWII gunfire/explosions, which the old ladies lived through.

The hand that's on Webber's back trying to console him was the same one pulling on the upshift paddle while passing him.

Entry level sedan with ~200 miles of range starting at ~$30,000.

Make your own decisions, you say?

I think that was the most depressing/awkward F1 podium I've ever seen.

Great avatar picture, Mate!

Ah yes! The smaller version of the sedan version of the coupe version of the sedan version in BMW's lineup! Stoked!

Certainly is competitive. I guess it's just not my forte. Pun not intended. And remember, Hyundai was caught recently being a little too generous with their fuel economy claims.

Listen, I worked as Hyundai technician at a dealership for quite a while. I had to replace the short block on 3.8 Genesis Coupe with ~8,000 kms on the odometer when it first came out. Don't get me started on their corroding control/trailing arm/subframe recall. Hyundai scarred me. What I saw convinced me to never buy…

Maybe you and I have a different idea of what "a pretty damn good car" is.

I agree. I was never a fan of this car. Then again, I was never really a fan of Hyundai to begin with.

I am a firm believer in the phrase "You get what you pay for".

That's awesome! Have a great trip! The farthest west I've ever been is London, Ontario and I live in Toronto. At least I drove out to P.E.I. one time. That was pretty nice too.

Thanks for filling in the missing piece.