I'm thinking this is more of an 80's thing, but Dodge was just late to the party. It's loud and in your face, not exactly refined, but hyper bold in a kitsch kind of way. 80's American style

I like the light up door sills better myself, but to each their own. How about a practical application for this you say? Ok, and maybe I'm reaching a bit, but it could be considered a courtesy light to check your shoes before getting inside. You know, to make sure they aren't covered in mud or poo or snow so you…

I have to agree with you on this one. While it seems his opinions were, unfortunately for him, expressed on company workspace as well, the tendency today is to shout down and shame anyone that doesn't conform to the social conventions of the day. It seems it's okay for Ford to promote the opinion they want…

Yeah, crazy to use the most American made car used in the series.

Why? Because the Camry is actually made here in America, by Americans, of parts made in America.

I'm glad you pointed this out. I was conflicted about it myself. Do I come off as the nut job that obsesses about these kinds of trifling details, or do I let it fester in the back of my mind, and drip drip drip until it drives me to insanity? Thank you.

Agree with the second paragraph 100%. Most of these people are dead weight trying to mooch their way through life hanging on someone else's coat tails. The rest are wash up formers that can't stand being out of the limelight.

Somebody needs to push the Stop button before this gets out of control. We're not just talking about some innocent little tram that carts us around like at Disney World. We're talking about 2000+ pound, free roaming, motorized experiments. These are not running on rails or have pre-determined paths that restrict…

Maybe because the MCU has a storyline that is making sense, and characters that are at least believable in a superhero-ey kind of way. This FF looks like something from nut jobs that tried to mix Hansel and Gretl and the Big Bad Wolf with Twilight. I guess everything is supposed to be aimed at 13 year olds. And a…

Agree completely. It's about as smart as a Power Puff Boys cartoon. But then again, a lot of little pixie boys floating around nowadays.

I guess hooray if you think age discrimination is a good thing.

Bullshit!

I reluctantly agree. I really considered it just more of more when it first came out. More evolution than revolution. But after the anti-VW fog cleared, I started to see the insane amount of engineering and creativity it took to assembly that thing. It's still cutting edge, still impressive. Bland looking next to…

Ditto! Colin McRae turned me into a Subie lover. I had a pullout poster of the 555 Impreza on my wall for years. Had others, Lambo and Porsche of course, and a General Lee, but the Impreza was my favorite.

Not sure where you get your information. I sold cars for 2 years, and never was I instructed to drag out the process, just the opposite. Repeat business is the only way a dealer will last, and making the process as painful as possible on purpose is an easy way of going out of business. Yes, it takes a while to buy…

Nope. I watched a good 6 hours straight on Fox Go with no problems. Maybe a local issue with internet stream or something.

Some of my car building friends and I were talking EVs the other day, and we figure the rechargeable electric only car is about to go extinct again. Not because of cheap gas, high prices or range anxiety, but because of Hydrogen. The EV is only making its recent comeback because of high fuel prices and a growing…

I have to ask, when the balls were supposedly checked pre-game, if they were really checked, were they at room temperature in the equipment room, or on-field temperature? And then the same question if they were checked at half-time. If they were checked warm first, then checked cold, that could easily make a…

VAG as in short for VAGina? That's funny....

Didn't the Colts use the Balls of Cheating too? I don't get the advantage if they both used the same balls.