Large automakers with money: VW and Fiat. American automakers are too broke.

People who accuse tiny Fiat 500 parker for leaving a big gap in the parking space are asshats.

This is why Mini isn't Mini anymore.

I think we now know what's the fastest rental car you can get your hands on.

Compare?

Why do motorists pull over for an unmarked green car that doesn't look like a police cruiser at all?

Not showing up at car shows/expos is bad for business. Lotus won't get much attention from the media. Lotus is dying along with Tesla and GM.

I'm glad this happened because Lotus isn't Lotus anymore.

It's 288 GTO Evoluzione, still a Ferrari by same designer.

I'm disturbed seeing Ferrari 288 GTO unlisted.

Whatever happened to sportsmanship where teams treat each other like equals?

Less American. Chrysler is Fiat's bitch now.

Yes, they're just tyre lug nuts, nothing technical. You have to tighten them as tight as possible. I suppose I went past the recommended tightness.

This is how people drive in India. They seem to be doing fine that way. Greece isn't as bad compared to America. Never been to Iran. "Some" bad drivers? "Loads" is a better term.

I hardly had any bad luck with basic maintenance. Once, after rotating the tyres by myself, I tightened the lug nuts so tight I can't even loosen them two years later. I had to go to a tyre shop to have a professional remove them. I think a lot of people had a similar experience.

That's American film industry for you. Rapid scene switches, sudden zoom in and out, shaky scenes, and this fucking dark gradient effect on the top.

It's obviously staged because the cameraman knows exactly where to point the camera at.

Bummer not to see Amercia.

As long as you don't do that in the rain.

Because I could.