I wish I had a star on Jalopnik, too, yet when I'm finally able to get on the computer for leisure, my brain is totally fried for the day.

KAISER MACHEAD! HIM! Oh, and SteveDave... I miss them...

I normally don't do that, but if you knew him, you'd call him a fanboy too.

A long time ago (2008 maybe?) When the Facebook commenters were threatening our community, there was this one Apple fanboy, that, no matter how many times you banned him, he'd make a new account to keep on spreading his trollish ideas. He had so many accounts, i do not remember any of the names. Maybe Con Seannery or…

Ah, I see. Back in '93, my uncle flipped his Dodge Ram into a lake. He had the windows open because the A/C had gone out, but out of sheer panic he struggled to get his seatbelt off. Funny thing is; that was his first time wearing a seatbelt. (Mexican laws aren't too strict).

Accelerometers and moisture sensors? they can be in the car, not in the individual buckles. All it needs to do is trigger a simple mechanism to release the latches.

It's hard to tell sometimes, the only difference is the crime rate! ZING!

You're one to say, Rainbow Dash. That Sonic Rainboom was not exactly the smartest thing to do, either.

God damn. I was completely absorbed by this video. I felt my body go numb as I listened to those cars roar. Oh, and the Corvette at 2:28 sounded so naughty and dirty *shivers*

*Hoon River

The optima does have turbo lag, weighs more, is slower to 60.... And once you adjust the prices to have the same options, they cost the same.

That's a pretty ignorant statement to make. Everything we have seen points at it being great, and the hard work of these committed people enforces that point. Plus, it's built on an amazing framework that underlies Windows 7, and hell, even Vista. So before you can make any judgement, give it a try. And a positive…

The 3.5 SR Coupe is fun as hell to drive as a manual, though the styling is a tad conservative.

The Altima 3.5 SR has a 270hp engine and is offered in manual.

The NG was special in its own way, man. I have one and i can vouch for it!

It's sad that you haven't bought it yet! What a steal!

HA.

I think the next best Nissan you can get nowadays is a base model Frontier. The higher-ups have too much electronic stuff for real hard work. You can't operate a touchscreen stereo with muddy gloves.

I'm a Nissan fan, so Toyotas rustle my jimmies. The diesel engine in those wasn't popular in Mexico.

Haha, my cousin has an '03 beetle. I can't believe they made them for that long, but taxi drivers love those things!