WritingInCars
Brian Tschiegg
WritingInCars

Agreed. I liked the shots in this episode. More heel-toe, Richard!

If you're still pencil packing black and milds when you make that much money, you're doing it wrong. Dutches all day, nephew.

I thought it was an awesome name for two seconds before I thought about it. Also, Eliminator sounds like it would have been a great name for one of those mid-aughts Dodge models that we are all starting to recover from.

This thread makes a great case that Justin Bieber has the worst of two categories: Fashion Sense and Car Sense. Or car fashion sense? Either way, somebody help this kid because he'll want to commit suicide when he's 25 and remembers what a douche he was. BIEBER LOOK AT VANILLA ICE FOR GOD'S SAKE.

I think this might be the way I go for my track car. Easier to find in scrap yards in Florida than an e30.

He has to keep it in the garage during the winters. I mean the salt flats that are roads in New York during the winter would be visible actively eating the body panels and other important parts. Anyone know?

I know. I'm tired of being we're a car is "too (insert adjective here) for the American market." We're cool dammit! We like diesels and sexy cars the same as Europeans do! But even Ford thought we couldn't handle it. I expected this from Mercedes, but not from you Ford.

He would have won too if his tires would last more than one straight. Pirelli is investigating.

1st Gear: I only want a 3-cylinder engine if it comes with Koenigsegg's camless technology.

What I really want to know (other than if Sabine would marry me) is if they went to Spa Francorchamps. I want to see the rematch.

Yeah I initially thought the same thing! Then I realized that everything in AD is a joke and that probably was too.

Driving is so last year. I'm really into free range expression walking right now. You've probably never heard of it.

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Agreed. This is the first suggestion that I've seen that isn't just an old supercar that doesn't stand up to the changing definition. The Merak was a terrible car even when it was built and the only reason it even ever got considered as a supercar is the trident on the front. And, as Top Gear proved, it did not

My brakes failed on my PT Cruiser and I cruised into the back of a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and then fulfilled it's nickname-sake (the PT Flamer because it was purple and smeared with vinyl flames) and burst into flames. I had just gotten back from an accident 6 months earlier when I was rear ended. I had hoped that it

I owned a PT Cruiser. It was a holocaust.