Goddamn robots, coming across the border (to bipedal locomotion) and stealing our jobs.

So, in other words, you don't get to travel in the snow b/c you cars are always in the shop?. :)

Are you sure it's not just regular DC traffic?

I imagine we've all said something just as silly, but if he spent the time to write an essay about it and decided to post it online, I can't understand how he couldn't step back and just say, "That's me, I was an asshat." Or better yet, nothing at all.

Automatic wipers. They really only work in a light consistent drizzle and if there is frost or snow, it just makes things worse.

yeah..yup.. tire pressure was a factor in this for sure... Definitely not intentionally turning off DSC and stabbing the throttle in front a crowd. Nope, not that. /s

Bottomline, he effed up. Yes, he did own up to it, somewhat. iread what he wrote, and a given clue is this: anytime some one puts a lot of effort in an excuse of tire PSI, the weather, reverse erectile dysfunctional, black widow spider webs messing with electronics, it tells you a lot about the person. The owner…

FWIW, I just test-drove a Fiesta ST ($26k sticker with Recaros) and owned a 996 C4S, and, no kidding, there's a case to be made for the Fiesta over the C4S even at price parity.

I usually have more than just my soul sucked there.

That's a 1990 Chrysler Town & Country. This is a 1991 Dodge Caravan.

You could get uromysitisis poisoning and DIE.

From the sound of you and many others who were disappointed with this episode you only cared about the ending. Which is a shame because I thought it was a great episode. Great scenery and still demonstrating to the people of Surrey that you still don't need AWD is all I need, I guess.

I feel like they truly enjoyed the country, and didn't want to paint the entire country in a negative light because of one faction of people. I respect that. They didn't even mention the trouble they'd have until the end of the first part. Had they spent 30 minutes on the attack/escape, it would have felt that they…

This plaque looks like it came off a little league trophy — not a six figure luxury car. Come on! If I were a corrupt leader of a small country I'd demand better.

And this is their Racing Team logo:

Someone doesn't know what irony means

How is this irony? Like, at all?

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Not as cool as the worlds most famous tofu maker's ride

Strictly speaking, Jiro (the patriarch) is not the RS6 driver, that's his son and presumed heir. Though the film doesn't say so explicitly, it's vaguely implied that Jiro wouldn't ever bother to buy something as unnecessary as a car, let alone an expensive/fast car. But then there are these clips of Yoshikazu (and…