Delightfully evil I hope.

My entire family went to see it when it was screened in Salt Lake. I've probably watched it 40 times since then. One of these years, we will make it to the 1000. Just not in our Class 9. Neither me, nor my dad, have the backs to survive that.

The first mod should always be a roll cage.

Actually, I can get my door open just as fast with a coat hanger as a key. And yes, this way if someone else finds it, they can't just drive off with my car.

I can only comment for Off Road racing, but last year 14 spectators died in an accident (it was discussed on Jalopnik). That is the most amount of people that have ever died in a single incident in Offroad that I can think of. More people die on a single highway (I-80) in a year than die in Offroad Racing accidents in…

Dang it, you beat me to it. I was going come and post this. Now I can't remember who it is that says it. Which annoys me, because I've met her at one of the races before.

I've had to break into my car with a coat hanger a couple times now. So have two of my friends. We all have hangers prebent hidden in strategic locations on our cars.

You are correct sir, us ACVW types are a different breed.

My Subaru is unique, as in it is half Volkswagen. Or at least will be when I get it finished.

It should be an entire series in Texas... Formula Cow.

No, just the New Beetle in general. I have an original, and find that to be a involuntary reaction when the New one is brought up.

It's easy enough to drop a Ford engine in a Toyota... Though a Big Block Chevy would be a better choice.

Blasphemy!

If you think listening to them at Autocross is fun. You should listen to twenty of these go around a dirt track at once.

Tony and Robby both have too busy of schedules to be the Stig. However, they both can drive as well as the Stig.

The only reason to watch Deegan's interview. I can't stand listening to that whining punk.

I'm the Stig and so's my wife!

Completely agree. I love driving my mother's Sonata. While it's not as fun as my Beetle or Yamaha, it's still enjoyable, which is more than I can say for her Accord.

And more fun.

My grandma (an oil painter) has used my convertible tablet a few times now to play with my copy of Corel Painter. I think she wants one now.