This. This. 1,000x this.

For me it was the Acura TL. Went from this pretty great looking car:

Chevrolet Corvette C3.

I’m tempted to buy it just for the anonymity and privacy it bestows. Everyone knows that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas.

Dick Bavetta called a foul on Vlade Divac on the play.

I can already tell, I will be checking this post all day today...

Something tells me this guy is smug as fuck. He made a lot of situations worse than needed, too. Not excusing the piss-tastic driving capabilities of the people on display in that video, but in many instances where there's someone making their way slowly across a lane, he had more than enough time to do something…

I don't get it. It still just looks like a white and gold dress with awful contrast and brightness issues.

This is why I love being a complete Gawker media fan instead of just one or a couple of its sites: you get to be in on the in-jokes.

It should just be stated "Good tread is most important".

How about just shut the fuck up and don't comment on his purchase?

so much this. test one variable at a time.

See, I'll never get the Camry/Accord hate. They are thoroughly debugged platforms that are generally as reliable as hammers and they're probably driven by people who researched the cost per mile and resale factors and made a sensible decision for a car that should last a quarter million miles. For about the same price…

Does it have to be a car?

2005 Nissan Sentra SE-R Spec V. I bought one to use as a commuter car and fun on the weekend. I was hoping that a 4 cylinder with a six speed would get good highway mileage and/or could be a lot of fun. It was neither. Sub 30 mpg on the highway running on premium and a motor that did not like to rev. Redlined at 6k.

I always thought I was just a cheap college student, but apparently I was "hypermiling"

I haven't read this article, but I just want to point out that puking is a pretty common reaction to anything you may see on huffington post.

C3 last? Why?