This is far too much like the plot of a short story I once read, which, for the life of me I can’t remember the title to. Basically humans have found out a way to “cheat” death by digitizing their consciousness just prior to death. No one has actually died for 10000 years when one of the life-support servers crashes…

However, let’s just ignore the piston ringland issues the EJ257 has had for almost a decade.

I love the way this car looks. I actually bought a Mirage recently so I could get it to look similar to this. I do nto care about the speed but I love the way this particular Mirage looks. If it were available at the dealer like this with a small turbo I would totally pay 17 grand for it. Mitsubishi totally needs to…

Other things that killed the Warriors: rival gangs, police officers, drug addiction, sexually transmitted diseases, a train, stilted dialogue, and gentrification. The terrible apartments they lived in are worth millions now. Should have invested, Warriors. Should have invested.

7/10 of these cars are going to cost 10k in repairs over the next 45,000 miles.

This.

Here's how that happens:

1: A bottom end failure occurs due to defective bearings, oil starvation or detonation which puts metal filings from the destroyed rod and/or main bearings everywhere through the oiling system.

2: Dealership replaces the short block but re-uses oil pump, oil pan, oil cooler and doesn't clean…

I don't see how this is "outdated" when the new STI is using the exact same engine and all wheel drive system as 10 years ago.

Not like we're doing much better in N/A land. New head gaskets every 100k miles is pretty tough to swallow at $2200 if you let the dealership do it...