the automotive industry is one of the most remarkable industries in existence, and the products that come from this industry are unrivaled in the manner in which they inspire emotion in their purchasers. Name another industry where a product is produced, and has to be completely redone every 5-7 years. You may come up…

I think newer, detailed on board computers have improved my ability to drive efficiently, when the purpose calls for it. I know that having instant MPG displayed is not going to make me a faster driver, but during my daily commute down the interstate it's a useful reminder that if I adjust my driving just a little, I…

I hadn't heard that the G35 had such great rear seat headroom.

What sort of games do you play nowadays that don't leverage micro or macro transactions?

Clearly Kimi has already been to a party or two this morning. Wandering aimlessly? Got a towel draped over his head to keep the sun off? Yeah, he's still drunk from last night.

3rd Gear - Yes, finally, it's about time somebody put some money behind this and gave it a legitimate shot. I'm so tired of the "There's no infrastructure!" argument against Hydrogen. Everything needed for this system to exist does exist except for the right folks willing to put the money out. Do it. Try it. …

Silverado's thoughts: I wish I was still 'Like a Rock', there would be less feels.

The difference being that in the old days, when someone crashed such a car, they didn't sue Porsche.

I understand these buttons, but really only on the sport car / GT class of cars and up... It's the all things for all situations sort of thing. Done properly, having the sport turned on makes the throttle snappy, engages the VVT from almost no RPMs, but makes it less pleasant, more harsh to launch. With the Sport…

The fairly decent Opel Kadett went to America as the Pontiac Le Mans after going through the Korean GM people who turned it into the Daewoo Racer. Pontiac deserved so much better...

Titancall of Duty: Mechvanced Warriorfare.

You know, the 'full digital future' is nice and all, but some of us still like physical media because we live on small broadband connections that still have monthly bandwidth caps. 1080p eats up the GB/month like few other things.

6.) Johan de Nysschen: '[EVs] are for the intellectual elite who want to show what enlightened souls they are.'

Will you feel any regret when the presence of this car in your driveway induces a week-long bout of depression and fatigue and as a result you don't put many miles on it?

I got one of these as a rental when I was visiting northern California, took it out into the hilly roads and I was frankly very pleased with the way it handled. The ride was smooth while still being fun in the corners, it felt very Euro, and did impress me. My only complaint with that car was how dark and cave-ish…

The only reason people give a crap about this car is because it has a prancing horse on the front and because it won its races in the early '60s, before the World Got Scary and when the radio played the songs you still listen to on your Golden Oldies station that plays Van Halen now what's going on with that?

Alan Mullety walks amongst us. It is Alan - Part Two: The Hairening.

Yes, but, is the interior soothing enough to help you through those long trips, watching cars on every side veer off the road into fiery explosive heaps of bent metal and limbs because the hideous exterior made their stomach suddenly start to cramp up, inducing spontaneous retching seldom seen outside frat parties?

The article proposes that these are the two most reasonable outcomes of this conversation, and feigning ignorance/incompetence is better than coming across as Scrooge McGM, pinching pennies at the cost of human lives.

Got the looks, got the color, got the name, the next thing you know, you're collecting rings all over the city.