This is exactly it. Anyone who bashes CR is one of the aforementioned individuals of "irrational hatred". They recommend cars based on the needs of the majority of the car buying public, not car enthusiasts who are willing to make certain sacrifices in the name of driving enjoyment or looks. That being said, if you…

Minnesota gets a shit ton as well. -_-

I meant "dumps less black soot".

What's sad is that this thing dumps black soot than the rolling coal bro trucks I've seen.

No lie, I read the title as "The Best Car For A Rapist". I definitely had to do a double take.

I have a similar experience, minus the Razer stuff. I've used multiple Logitech products over the years, and the only time I've had Logitech stuff break was user error. My MX510 still works like new, I owned a G500 after I wanted DPI switching, and then moved to a G700 when I required more buttons. My Logitech 5.1…

I have a similar experience, minus the Razer stuff. I've used multiple Logitech products over the years, and the…

That siren needs to go.

Not only did he win the race, he battled a Porsche Cayman and eventually bested it. Truly a miracle. We take back anything bad we've ever said about the Honda Civic.

My first thought upon reading the title: "They battled idiot politicians?"

This is still the most shocking part of any videogame I've ever played. The whole scene/part just floored me. I was shaken. Nothing in a game has ever had the same impact on me. What a masterpiece of a game.

That's pretty respectable mileage, and an improvement on my car for sure. Still, I'd love to see a RWD only WRX. The improvements in acceleration, handling, fuel mileage, and price would make it an astounding car.

My car weighs about 3,550 lbs. I get what you're saying, but your reported mileage actually matches up with the EPA ratings I just read yesterday for the new WRX (non STI). I know it's probably sacrilegious to say this (and that it would never happen because Subaru), but I'd love to see a RWD WRX. It would weigh…

Agreed. I hate it when people use that "listen to the engine" argument for average, or even upscale cars. You know what? 90% of driving is mundane point to point in traffic, barring special outings and road trips. How many people are going to enjoy sitting and listening to an engine barely ticking over? Yes, turn…

So you get the same fuel mileage I get in my 2001 Acura CL Type S V6 in a car that weighs less with a smaller engine.

They could source him a used LaFerrari. I'm sure there's one already up for sale somewhere.

Things I don't like: Gas mileage still makes you say "You sure this is a four-cylinder?", the stereo blows, there exist laws that prevent me from hooning it in public like I want to.

More like "good thing they put down the plastic liner to protect the driver seat from the shit stains that inevitably drove it."

If I were the owner I would definitely be raining legal hell on Miller Motorcars, and spreading the word about what they'd done.

Ford F-150 SVT Raptor (4door) ~$80k: Family hauler, plus I would need something to trailer the Atom to the racetrack.

Watching her go up in a puff of green tatters (lol, T rated game) was so satisfying.