Oh well. I guess I'll go back to Consumer Reports as my sole source to tell me which cars are best. Their red circles are so easy!

Am I the only one who feels like there needs to be something between Gen X and Y? I'm too young to remember Kurt Cobain dying, which is something Gen Xers seem to identify with (I was 9), but I'm too old to understand any of the 'millennial' crap either. I mean, neon? Again?

I beat the writers in that final heat, how do I turn that into a star?

International DuraStar without a doubt.

Not clearing the snow off the roof of your car. Hey idiot, you are blinding every car behind you

Believe that AWD makes you invincible.

I read that Mazda had problems with the emissions equipment (particulate filter getting clogged, EGR problems and particulates not getting burned off properly) which in turn caused other engine problems on the Skyactive diesels they sold in other markets.

Other car is a cadillac SRX. GM killed saab to save cadillac, now a saab is saving a cadillac.

I thought all VWs had start/stop tech that get's them huge mpg:

I'm going to say something that might bother some people (what else is new?) but I absolutely loathe the styling of the Sonata. I think it looks like a melted blob. I didn't like it when the current generation first came out a couple years ago and I still don't like it today. I especially don't like that giant chrome…

Agreed. Adding a bunch of made-up judged competitions just looks like a ruse to pad the medal total of nations with children rich enough to participate in them.

Eh, as someone who loves snowboarding, I'm not inclined to disagree. I'd be perfectly content if they purged all of the snowboarding (and skiing) events that aren't associated with a) how fast you can go or b) how high and/or far you can jump. All the trick stuff belongs in the X-Games.

It was just getting revenge for the closed Ranger factory nearby.

You people make me sick with your hatred for Tebow. I, for one, found that video inspiring—with a few years of training and a couple of lucky breaks, he could easily be just as great a quarterback as Trent Dilfer.

A mall, obviously.

There is no debate to be had: Listening to Joe Buck announce anything is the auditory equivalent of death by 1000 cuts.

Joe Buck is the best? God help us all.

Mike Mayock is surprisingly good though.

No joke.

It's totally acceptable to dump billions into weapons programs, aid to shifty countries, but a domestic company? But 14Bil thats just crazy

I think this is funny. There's always the "blame the unions" side and the "blame Detroit" side.