Sorry, I don't buy it. Wood would be too expensive of a medium to work with because you'd need craftsmen, unless car companies are willing to make some very cheap sacrifices

Check your tires.

Practice Golf

Declare War on the Czech Republic

Drink alcohol.

The Dodge Caravan.

I didn't like the whine of the old V12s, V10s and V8s.

This sounds less refined, more raw. I like it better.

I do agree to that last part. Maybe she's just using it as good publicity though. Then again, who wouldn't take advantage of being honored, whether because of some ulterior motive to take credit, or not.

I found it right after you posted, too. Looks like there's never been a 1.4L in US.

I'm not sure. I think A 1.4 liter engine was used in the US, but i'm not sure if it was this one.

I honestly hope it's just that. You know, maybe even a little motivational pep talk to women saying "Look, you can do this, too". That'd be cool. But I think it's going to be a lot of "look what we did, we made America equal, we're awesome."

ugh, not to be cynical here, but I already know where this is going:

President Obama is going to talk about how his party's progressiveness has given women everywhere an icon, instead of giving Mary Barra the credit she deserves for working her way to the top herself.

Every state of the union address is a chance for…

The 1.4 R4 16v TSFI/TSI engine is Twin-Charged, producing about 140-180hp. It has been used in the Jetta, Golf, Touran, and even Passat since it's introduction

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Oh please, we all know VW and Audi has an absurd reputation with their 'reliability'

it's eh.

since the mid 70's even, most cars have been able to easily reach 100,000.

I'm with the girl int he commercial "100,000 miles? So?"

Vettel could win driving your shitty Toyota Previa. He is seriously a racing god, this has been proven and you're just really upset because you hate others success.

good commercial, but I've never heard of a Volkswagen making it out of a driveway without needing service.

sure, they may have more cars over 100k than anyone else, but it costs the owners $50,000 to make it that far.

"It's the car that wins the races for Vettel"

I have no words for you people who say this. You are the same people who say "Tom Brady sucks". You know that it's not true, statistically it's not even true. It's literally the opposite of the truth.

Sure, but have you seen an LMP1 car? 900kg? they're all 900kg and have a damn near 50:50 weight distribution and insane Aero. None of them aren't incredible at taking corners.