The UAW is just upset that somebody out intimidated them.

This has been the best thing I have ever purchased for my car. Combine this with Tasker and you never have to touch your phone again to play music and make calls while driving.

Lutefisk dispenser.

The view from the other side of the hotel room.

All of his illegitimate kids will be chanting the same thing soon.

Want.

Couldn't help it.

It's like the difference between a VW Type 1 and a VW Karmann Ghia.

Being a VW salesperson I have a certain amount of bias with my beloved brand. But what it comes down to is the quality and the overall practicality of the GTI. It's insanely fun to drive and the fit and finish of the car is amazing. It's Audi quality without the Audi price tag (same when it comes to routine…

This is my next car, with 3 doors and candy white. I'm definitely going to test drive other cars, like the Focus ST, Mini Cooper S and maybe the new Mazdaspeed3, if it's out by then, but I'm fairly certain I won't change my mind. To me, interior comfort, driveability and build quality matter more than outright power…

Honestly, while the Mk 6 GTI's performance is uninspiring when juxtaposed against the WRX (test drove both, I personally purchased the '13 WRX hatch instead) and I can't speak to the Focus ST, it's a waaay better daily driver for most people. If you do not absolutely need AWD, the level of comfort in a VW is literally…

they don't suck, they just require competent owners. You compare it average engines and then you realize that its much simpler and easier to fix/diagnose issues because of the simplicity. I own an rx8 and have for the past 2 years, oil change of 3k miles, redline daily, and warm it up before driving, like any other…

You shut your whore mouth. Rotaries sound amazing. I grew up with that sound.

Out. Get out. GTFO. Out. You're done. No more Jalopnik for you.

These responses, which all contradict each other with the a. "Fat Americans want a bigger car" and b. "Americans can't afford a $40,000 car" argument are ridiculous.

It isn't too downmarket. It is the fault of the generally unsophisticated American car buyer that gravitates toward a Chevy Cruze or Toyota Camry instead. Don't blame Audi...blame all the mindless sheep sitting in their bland cars all around you.

5th Gear:
When you have been a senator since 1984, your opinion should be ignored.

Exactly. Ship the Skoda Octavia and Superb to the US, and rebadge them as the Jetta and Passat. That way you get cheaper more spacious cars than the EU VW offerings, but still with a European flavor (VWs USP in the US if I'm not mistaken) with only mild blandness and not the utter blandness of the current Jetta and…

Apparently, I'm not alone as Bernd Osterloh, head of VW's works council and a member of VW's "power supervisory board" dropped to reporters that he thought VW's performance here blew, and that it wasn't going to get better anytime soon.

Illinois: New York? No. Chicago hates NYC, but the rest of Illinois doesn't give a fuck about NYC and the whole of Illinois doesn't give a fuck about the large state of New York.
And most Chicagoans hate Wisconsin more than they hate NYC, so I'd say N. Illinois hates Wisconsin. S. Illinois hates Missouri.