I think Adam Ferrara already gave us the best Popemobile ever.

R: TANK THREAD!

It's a bit dusty in here.

To help your family and friends in an emergency situation. Lets say my friends and I go out and take my car (a manual). If something happens to me, then we are stranded and they cannot take me to the hospital. However, if another friend knows how to drive a manual, he/she can jump into the driver's seat and seek help.

Well you know, that's like an opinion. Either way, I still don't see VW having a good time with the small car segment at least in the US. VW did have a good month in US sales but that is thanks to the Jetta and Passat, but will the new Golf help catch Toyota? Most likely, no.

I'm actually looking forward to GM spark and it's numbers as it competes in the Fiesta/Golf category. I believe that car is going to sell very well in the US, not sure how it will do in the European market though.

N: I don't know, the more I hear about VW, the more I think they are losing the small car market share to other manufacturers, especially GM. I really believe VW needs to reinvent their line up bc I do consider the Golf a bit boring an antiquated.

N: Where car companies should invest? China and India; if you are a car company and you are not looking at these two countries, something is definitely wrong with you. Not to mention, that China has very close ties with Russia, so you can even export your Chinese market vehicles to Russia.

Fast Five! They also ended up destroying 95% of Rio.

Lol, I actually changed it to the Autobahn... now it makes more sense

Speed limit on the Autobahn: -1^(1/2)

This was around Sandy Springs.

2nd Gear: I saw Clint Eastwood's speech. I just couldn't understand why one of the best actors ever turned into a "Old Man Yells at Cloud" routine

As someone who lives in Atlanta... HEY A-HOLE, GET OFF 285!

Mr Mays, how would you design your ideal car? Engine, transmission type, design queues, body style, etc. Assuming money is not an issue.

After looking at the video in a larger resolution I am having second doubts about the 2001-2005 Hyundai Sonata. The second choice I have that has been coming up is the 8th generation (1998-2003) Mitsubishi Galant. The stock hubcaps are eerily similar and this car does come with a sunroof

Early 2001 - 2005 Hyundai Sonata with Sunroof. Blacked out B pillar and extremely large C pillar. Also hubcaps with steelies.

Glad to see people start somewhere. I am glad that he has one of the best vehicles to drift in. I still remember my first drift event, I kept playing spin the Miata.

I heard that these go for 15k or less... so using 50k out of the 240k would give you the car plus all you need to get to racing such as truck, trailer, tools, etc.

I like the juke as a car, I wouldn't buy one but I do agree its a pretty decent little thing. If Nissan was a bit more conservative on the front end, I would place it as one of the top crossovers.