Does it feel more like Forza in an open world, or does it just feel like Need for Speed or Burnout with a better physics engine?

More lots could use line striping like these. They make parking a lot easier, and assures that you usually have enough room to get out.

My Contracts professor drives one of these.

Yeah, I am curious to see where this photo is taken. It looks a lot like a lot on UT's campus.

But would you be willing to take all of Australia's anti-hooning laws?

Without a doubt.

That car was on my list, in the end it was between the Mazdaspeed 3, GTI, and the GTO. I went for the MS3 because I liked the utility of a hatch, and the power was better than the GTI.

You're* Dammit. I make that mistake too often.

As much as I like it, the cost is a bit dear.

1st generation Q45. My dad had one. Rated at 278hp, which may have been an underrated figure. It was one of those cars which you would be crusing along, getting onto an on-ramp, and you look down to find that you are going 120mph.

Your right, my mistake. Total of 5 wagons in the US. They are really popular indeed.

It's pretty good if you are in the Meth cooking business.

Wagons don't really sell. There is a good reason why only Cadillac and Acura sell a wagon in the US.

We tried so hard to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

Screw the Miata, people who are 6'5" do exist. Therefore, screw the Miata.

Lewis Hamilton is gonna whip dey ASS!!!!!!

Exactly what I came here to say.

That's a pretty good lick.

Wow, this upset about what a website says?

I didn't know the McLaren pit crew began servicing road cars.