Snow tires help even on dry, clean roads. When the temperature drops, the rubber compound in summer tires gets incredibly stiff, and all characteristics of the tires degrade. Go with some Nokians or Blizzaks and you’ll be fine all winter long, snow or shine.

WOW. That’s cheap!

I'm a cyclist and I ride 301 up Fahnestock all the time, and I DEFINITELY have seen packs of cars including Ferraris, Lamborghinis, (many) Porches, and so on with the big names. I always slow down a little while I drool.

Dennytown Rd., Rt. 301 into Carmel, Ludingtonville Rd. (Exit 17 on I-84, intersects Rt. 52), Rt. 164 in Patterson (though watch out for the two one-lane underpasses and the one blind two-lane underpass), Peekskill Hollow Rd. (watch for cops), Snake Hill Rd. in Garrison.

They're a hell of a lot cheaper than an insurance deductible, hospital bills and rental car fees. They also last plenty long if you drive them in the appropriate conditions.

Definitely real wood. Those are the pores of the wood you're seeing - I'm a lifelong woodworker and work at a high-end furniture shop.

Do explain how they've gotten worse.

I did a research paper on the internet 15 years ago.

"Power bulge"

I actually like the Juke - it's incredibly odd, strangely practical and gets good marks in reviews. At first I thought it was hideous, but it's grown on me like Brie cheese. It's fantastic.

My very first car I could call my own was a '95 Eagle Summit. It was a wonderful piece of crap that was unbelievably economical, reasonably fun to drive and had zero frills. I loved it dearly until the day parts started falling out of the engine. A chain reaction of parts breaking and causing others to break or…

One of my co-workers has a leased 5-series. He's a complete asshole, and when I complimented his car he said "Yeah, I guess it's nice"

One of my co-workers has a leased 5-series. He's a complete asshole, and when I complimented his car he said "Yeah, I guess it's nice"

The other half of the Veloster's DNA is a suppository.

If she can wait a little while, the Subaru XV Crosstrek is slated to arrive in dealerships in the Fall.

Whoa. That ad rocks.

Okay... so ABS doesn't work very well in wintery conditions.

When the title of the listing has a question mark in it, clicking on it will only leave you asking the same thing.

I believe I'm right in saying that Rutledge Wood has owned more shitty cars from Craigslist than he has hairs in his beard. He is likely more Jalop than Jalopnik itself. He LOVES cars while you seem to be more interested with some words and numbers.

Any car that leaves you stranded is a shitty car, at least in that moment.