“Aerodynamics are for people who can’t build engines.”

Once again, I’ll go back to my statement on emotional purchase decisions, which tend to give you tunnel-vision. So, the kid seats fit, but the accessories don’t? I understand that, as I’ve seen how my cousin’s family can pack a Honda Pilot to the bursting point with the stuff they carry for a 2-3 day trip.

Ah, I should have payed more attention to why he was at the back... I did notice he was banging in some pretty quick laps towards the end, but it just wasn’t enough to take P7. I’m still not sure I like the idea of booting a fast car to last on the starting grid though, it just seems like it’s unnecessary. a few spots…

Substitute “literally any car” for BMW and that story still works. Every single salesperson in every single car dealership that has ever existed would have done the same thing. All new car purchases are largely emotional decisions, doubly so with premium-segment vehicles, because no one actually needs to spend 2x the…

I really hope so. I hate the idea of a driver being pushed to the back due to a mechanical failure they didn’t create, and of course I don’t want their season ruined by exploding Honda engines.

I wouldn’t call Max’s race today a disappointment; the weekend as a whole may have been, but starting from last place on the grid, then having to pit after one lap to change the front wing, and still managing to score points is not too shabby. I’d have liked to watch an alternate-reality version of this race, where he…

Thoughts and prayers for the NRA.

You should have put the picture of the SatNav display at the very end of the article, because I stopped reading when I saw that in 2019, they’re selling a $53,000 vehicle that uses the same navigation graphics that my 2009 Honda Civic had, which hadn’t changed since its launch in 2006. That’s just appalling.

I broke my own rule once because I was in a bit of a crunch, and purchased a car that was fitted with Sumitomo HTR tires. Won’t make that mistake again.

Nah, I’m an immigrant, so I’m too busy stealing all of your jobs.

Only 5 more years of doddering old baby boomers and slack-jawed yokels strutting about as if they’ve actually won something.

CP, but not because it’s modified, over-priced, and a Mondial. I’d be willing to look past those issues, were it not for the fact that the current owner chose to put Falken tires on it. Never, ever buy a used car that has off-brand tires. It’s a clear indicator that there have been other poor decisions made elsewhere.

1st + 3rd: Does anyone else get the feeling that all the old racists didn’t really comprehend how badly everyone would get fucked by their short-sighted voting? Who would have imagined that in 2019, xenophobia would be dismantling major industries in 2 countries?

I generally refuel at a gas station that does not sell breakfast, candy, chips, hot dogs, gourmet pizza, bespoke sandwiches, or anything else that that is commonly sold by most gas stations today. This magical place is my local Costco, where the savings from 6 months of not being gouged for premium fuel cover the…

I’ve been driving cars with lower-profile tires for a decade and a half, in a state where the roads are comically bad. [Insert meme about drunk drivers going dead straight while sober ones are swerving to avoid potholes]. In that time, I have not noticed an epidemic of flat tires; one in the last 5 years, from a screw…

They continued to offer a 2-door Wrangler Unlimited for future generations of the platform, but you could only buy it if you were the Egyptian Army.

Not significant enough to keep a separate model around. An electric variant of the world’s most popular vehicle won’t cost as much to develop and produce, especially since that vehicle is truck. Yes, 113k is more than 80k, and that’s the end of it if you’re simple. But how many of those sales were l0w-profit rental/fle…

Nah, I work from home roughly 50% of the time, so I don’t have to look at it as much. I pity their coworkers though...

Oh, so if the UK just adopted the Euro, the doddering old racists and ignorant twits who voted leave would have been pacified? I don’t think that’s the case at all.

Never happen, because “wagon” is what everyone who buys a crossover is trying to avoid, as if the word means an ungainly plasti-wood clad POS like it did in the 1970s.