Looks promising. Just square off the back even more please.

I’ve always been a red car guy (except on Ferraris!)...but especially now when so many cars are silver or grey or white (or worse yet, the dull blacked-out look) I love how red just stands out amongst all those neutrals.

Funnily enough, I actually see more dudes in minivans these days. Moms have all migrated over to crossovers/suvs.

If the car shopping process no longer has the margins to support the middle-man, perhaps it’s time to take out the middle man.

If the car shopping process no longer has the margins to support the middle-man, perhaps it’s time to take out the middle man.

The most disappointing thing of this whole saga is that you and every other media outlet went to the tired and boring “——-gate” monicker. Come on guys, use some imagination!

For such a great movie, I always thought Ronin had a terrible trailer that made it feel totally different than the actual thing. A real disservice to an otherwise amazingly cool movie.

Great, as if we needed more reasons to push up used 911 prices.

How does a HiAce qualify as being anything but awesome? There’s nothing bad about it. It’s versatile, its huge inside while being small on the outside, and they are a workhorse around the world.

I earned and worked for every single damn dollar to buy my car. Then I liked it so much I earned some more and bought a second one.

I moved from Brooklyn, NY to Calgary, Alberta and brought my car. A few months beforehand, I had convinced my wife that our honeymoon should be to “buy a nice car and take a roadtrip up to Maine”. Which we did, and were promptly chased up by Hurricane Irene during the first few days of the honeymoon (this after…

Sorry, but as a Hungarian guy, I don’t understand a lick of Finnish. They may be linguistically related from way back when, but there really is no practical relationship there. Nothing in the world is quite like Hungarian unfortunately.

In the real life: I bought a Porsche Cayman instead.

1. Go to Europe.

Then you just gotta learn the old e-break trick. Pull e-break, and then as you engage the clutch/pedal, you ease off the e-break. Easy peasy. I still use it once in a while if I’m in some ridiculous situation (i.e in some crazy hilly euro town, with a Ferrari 2 inches from your ass).

As a Canadian, Id like to apologize for the awfulness that is Tim Hortons.

Nothing to do with the Puma, just wanted to say I really enjoy Spike’s show. It’s pretty addictive in a lazy weekend marathon kind of way.

I was hoping to be bowled over by its beauty...and while it’s not bad by any means, it does lack the elegance of the 159.

Nissan used to be the “sporty ” Japanese brand but somewhere along the way that disappeared, and that title now clearly belongs to Mazda who has made having-the-fun the basis of all their cars.

I’m not sure that’s even the craziest Cayman crash video we’ve seen. Remember this crazy Cayman flip into a parking lot?