I've always thought Chicago has some unique dealers.

This is a very poor decision by the BBC. Clarkson has offended basically every group of people (Asians, elderly, vegetarians, etc.) but they've kept him on the air. What's the one person he's not allowed to offend? A BBC producer. Makes it look like the BBC only cares about their producers, and no one else in the…

I really like the self tinting windows idea. Have front windows that only tint when the vehicle is off. This would make it harder to see inside, protect the interior from the sun, and keep it cooler during the summer.

Nope, and in 06-08 models, the entire engine has to be taken apart to replace it.

I want to see the front. The rear is IMO the best looking Japanese car I can think of from the past few years. I really like the C pillar, and how the tail light lines follow the body lines. The production model should be just like this, but with more reasonably sized wheels and exhaust tips.

Reminds me of an IndyCar

Too bad cars are only a small part of greenhouse gas production. Plus, I can't find any numbers now, but I bet a large portion of that 14% is from commercial vehicles.

Don't forget, even with all those car like drawbacks a previous gen F150 Ecoboost still got better fuel economy. The Ridgeline is utterly pointless.

Since Fleming intended for Bond to drive a Bentley, and Bentleys are now 'sporty' again, I think a Continental GT is what Bond should be driving.

I think this is Porsche's way of officially declaring the 981 platform is for enthusiasts, and the 991 platform is for bragging rights. How far we've come from the "poor mans" 986.

Looks like a 458 Extra Speciale to me. Like a 458 with a body kit.

Agreed. Would you buy a $50,000 F150 put together by someone making minimum wage? How about a $80,000 Corvette? A $100,000 Viper? Higher salaries incentive people to do a decent job. If you are making minimum wage, it's not a big deal to lose your job, since there are many other jobs that pay the same. If …

Agreed. Would you buy a $50,000 F150 put together by someone making minimum wage? How about a $80,000 Corvette? A $100,000 Viper? Higher salaries incentive people to do a decent job. If you are making minimum wage, it's not a big deal to lose your job, since there are many other jobs that pay the same. If one…

You're right. It's all about matching the engine and suspension. The old Raptor was really an afterthought, so it's amazing it turned out as well as it did. The new F150 was designed knowing there would be a Raptor version, so it should be even better.

I wouldn't be surprised if Chevy uses this to try and convince consumers its steel Silverado is better than the Aluminum F150.

I'm surprised Ford hasn't come out with a Raptor look package. Most people want the look, not the hardware. Seems like it could be priced lower, and Ford could sell more. Porsche figured it out with the Turbo look 911, and Jeep figured it out with the Rubicon look Wrangler.

Seriously, why do people like ugly cars these days? First the Cherokee, now this.

I think Road and Track explained this yesterday in a Ferrari turbo article. "Government fuel-economy test cycles, especially those in Europe, approximate the driving style of a heavily sedated 83-year-old librarian. Since the engine is rarely taxed, the turbo doesn't spool up, so no extra fuel is used...Sadly, out…

4.) You Don't Need To Let Your Car Warm Up Anymore

8.) People From The North Know How To Drive In The Snow