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I see your point, but as that lovely Jalopnik user, I still think they sound cool. And I imahine the volume will come soon

I really, really, like Subaru (but I can't say "love").

I thought that was the new Acura.

I'm not disguising it whatsoever. As for your "meaningless words" comment, I suppose that's your way of brushing aside the completely valid points I raised.

Oh, sorry....I don't subscribe to the Cadillac "world view" that the US market is the only one that exists.

I'm ok with the new engines. But I want a loud, obnoxious Wastegate noise. I don't care if the cars are slower with it, I want the Noise.

Ken Blocks stunts are cool, but he's never been that good when time matters.

This is why they need to issue batons to motorcycle units... Indiana Jones, anyone?

I think this'd be the perfect backup for him

I'm imagining their skin bubbling and falling off right before the muscle tissue is exposed to a raging flame, and interspersed between my queasy reactions of disgust and redaction, I can feel my smile emerge for only an instant or two.

Someone send this footage over to the appropriate highway patrol station

EMP Gun. Let's get on it.

Dear Squids,

I thought everyone knew about the Saabaru.

There was like 15 seconds of action in that video X.X

No flying Chargers, not interested.

I once drunkenly shouted at one of my female opponents during Team Trivia Night some years ago: "I've forgotten more about the Russian space program than you'll ever know."

Even modern 'keyless' systems still have a physical key stashed away inside the fob. My dad has a BMW 3-series, and there's a small key inside the fob with a little button you push to let it slide out, and if the system fails you flip the end off the door handle and there's a keyhole. There's no traditional key slot,

NO. Stay away from the automotive industry, Apple!