YUP I can't stress this enough, it is SO true. Just act like you belong or know what you're doing and you can get away with a bunch of stuff

This car reminds me a lot of this, but with 5 cups of “future” mixed in

I mean who actually cares? The U.S. did this decades ago with less computing power than the device you are using to view this website. Putting man on the moon is so last century

Wait, are we talking about a legit robot with like arms and legs that can actually move around on its own? I thought we were just talking about a robotic arm until I read that it was kept in a cage. What in the world is going on here?

Correct.

God that actually looks really fucking good as a wagon with hood scoop. So much want. STI version tho

If Toyota, Subaru, and Mazda all brought their best to the table and made a car together it would be the best car ever made

The new steering wheel is very nice. Good to see it in more and more Audis

This argument would be valid if there wasn't a full parking spot open to the right of the BMW, and according to the account, the whole parking lot was open too

It has a peculiar Audi look to it

Oh I was expecting an apology for the failure of a game known as Destiny

FYI 50 British Pounds =/= $45. It equals $80.

Hahahaha omg I love this article. I’m glad I’m not the only one who has these fantasies! I almost always go for Japanese trucks/SUVs. I need to keep it to only models in US, otherwise my list would go on forever.

2015 Subaru Legacy. Great car, great value, great design (visually and mechanically), great MPG, great brand. It is hands down the best car an average consumer can get in the US. If you're not looking for speed or a truck, this is your car

YES YES YES A MILLION TIMES YES THE BEST CAR FOR THE AVERAGE CONSUMER IN AMERICA

My favorite thing about all this is that this means from Day 1 xbone was able to do backwards compatibility but they chose not to do it for years

Remember when this game was going to be a launch title that people with PS+ got for free? Ah the joy of overhyping and underdelivering.

Wow rekt

It’s a thing involving video games. it means a game should be priced $1 for every hour of content it provides. The quality of video games has decreased in recent years and this is a unit of measure to see if a game is worth it, a lot of it is to do with Steam/Early Access. So if you playing a small indie game on Steam…

Hahaha seriously what a great measure of value tho