oh.. so do they talk without stalin?

Russia used to have commas, but they used them all up under Commanism.

Now for the important question, did you spill your Scotch? Isn't it required to drink Scotch while offroading in a Range Rover?

As someone who has driven a few modified (and stupidly modfied) cars, I can completely understand why the 1 series guy was going slow.

"They usually end up in her mouth before I can tell her to stop"

You forgot to mention the vanos bolts and hub tabs that can break and take out an engine. There is no warning sign without opening up the engine and inspecting. Also your maintenance costs are a little low unless you are still referring to DIY. Inspections are closer to 2k at a shop. Still going to have costly…

A not so common but still happens faults: vanos exhaust hub tabs breaking and intake cam bolts backing out or sheering. I owned a 2002, 6 speed, slick top. The most fun car I've ever owned in my life. Prior to it I had a 2002 m5 jet black. BMW had everything going for them back then.

I guess Im in the "The Unicorn" category. I've had my E46 since the day I got it in 2003. Got 2 binders full of original receipts and service records. Love it and cant think of parting with it. But might be finally selling it soon. As mentioned, the SMG and the VANOS pieces are the most probelmatic (Ive been lucky…

I'm happy for you. I'd love myself some M3.

PROTIP: Do not attempt to entertain your Greyhound with an RC car

I don't see anything much wrong with pre-ordering. I pre-order almost any game I'm remotely interested in through amazon and cancel any I'm unsure of when it gets close to the release date.

It sure beats going to a GameStop at midnight to get your fix on a new game. I think I'll be pre-ordering through the PS store.

Haven't finished reading this yet but if you're really three years younger than I am, I seriously lack cool car ownership accomplishments in ratio to my age. Jealousy.

I drove a rental once

Additionally, after the part left Engineering it would have to go through vehicle testing, quality control, and eventually it would hit consumers reporting to their dealers that their car shuts off sometimes.

Matt, so let's bring this full circle: the latest batch of cars are being recalled and… the switches will not be changed, even after the fantastically intense scrutiny. So why are used trying so hard to attach this guys name to the problem? Here's the rest of the design engineers responsibilities that need to be…

Anyone who works in engineering knows it's not one guy who is responsible for those ignition switches. A) There are always a number of engineers who sign off on any given design. B) Much of the time, none of them are the people who actually designed the thing.

To me it sounds like GM just needs someone to blame. Maybe…

Those East Germans won't suspect a thing!

They should just shut the fuck up and join the ride sharing movement. The reddit post summed it up perfectly how bad cabs are compared to ridesharing companies.