So...who/what's in the second ambulance? It just seems like a waste.
So...who/what's in the second ambulance? It just seems like a waste.
Ok, they had me until I saw this flag. That's just tacky.
Yes, that's right, folks: I am going to devote an entire column to Infiniti without mentioning the "Q" naming scheme. Oh, sure, I could talk about how it makes no sense that the QX50 is more powerful than the QX60. And I could mention the fact that the QX60 is inexplicably larger than the QX70, but smaller than the…
Do kangaroos normally come into civilization like this? This place looks pretty suburban. This seems the equivalent of a handful of deer just walking down the street in a busy U.S. suburb.
The new WRX STI proves that Subaru has some talented performance car engineers. They should work their magic on the new Legacy, which has a lot of untapped performance potential.
I wish the Juke looked more like this. It's a great car, but looks so ridiculous.
What's with European versions of American cars having the frosted taillights, instead of red? The Cadillac CTS was the same way.
Hard to believe that in 2014 Cruise Control isn't standard on all cars, but Deadspin's Timothy Burke found that out the hard way when he had the misfortune of renting a Dodge Dart without it. A must have for long highway journeys.
I recently switched from Shazam to SoundHound for Android when Shazam would no longer let me pick when it stopped listening. It would keep listening for the pre-determined duration, which often went past the end of the song and into the start of a radio ad
That's the "I just carried my own bag up this goddamn mountain" face
US mpg: 71
"Rosie hit the gear shift and then fell on top of the gas pedal"
Trunk. Just had a GMC Terrain rental where we were trying to figure out for about half an hour where the thing was, then we finally looked above us and it's on the damn roof. Really, GM? At least left of the driver, if not on the floor.
4.) Cruise control
We call this "pulling a Subaru"
Try getting in a Chevy Cruze or Sonic which DOESN'T HAVE ONE AT ALL!
The 55 mph speed limit is irrelevant, as Chicago drivers drive faster than any other state I've driven in. I got a ticket for doing 80 in a 65 in middle-of-nowhere Wisconsin, and then a day later was in Chicago doing 80 in a 55, on traffic, through a tunnel, in the middle lane.
But it's never about the commercial. It's always about the line "grounded to the ground."
1.) The Camry Effect