As was I. We picked our music based on how well it bumped. Ah, youth!

One of my rules is if I'm the buyer (evidenced by my looking under the hood and under the car and generally showing interest instead of standing off to the side and texting) and the salesperson introduces themselves to my husband first, I walk. I think this is indicative of a mindset that I don't want to get involved…

We used to joke with the sportbike side of this that every sticker must add 5 hp.
I refuse to sticker up my car because I'm not inclined to give free advertising to a company I spent a lot of money with. If they want stickers on my car, they can sponsor me.

Sharing your bass with everyone for a 5 block radius. I don't miss that at all.

My husband and I kept rewinding and watching Max Papis slap Billy Johnson upside the helmet after the Nationwide race on Saturday and his post-race interview was hysterical. I don't know if it's an example of being a sore loser, by NASCAR standards I think it was a pretty decent way to handle himself without it…

According to a quick Google search and then a brief cruise of the "build your own" option on the Fiat website, the Abarth and the Gucci edition are mutually exclusive.

Because the most important function of a car is to match my purse...

What can I say, I like vehicles that stand out in a crowd. Buicks do absolutely nothing for me. So they run great. Hooray. So does everything else. When I see a Buick I see a Lexus, I see a Chevy, I see an Acura, I see something more interesting down the road that I'd rather look at.

Sorry, this does nothing for me. It is every non-descript sedan on the market.

If it weren't for the BR-Z I would happily put Subaru on this list. The new STIs aren't all that interesting. But we're talking beige manufacturers and Buick is the poster child.

I wasn't talking about their soundproofing, I was talking about the valium-like effect their looks have on potential buyers. zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Buick. Their stock in trade is putting their customers to sleep so they aren't fully aware of what they're purchasing.

I'm not sure there's anything you *could* do to a Veyron to make it better. And speaking of perfect cars, I'd hate to see a McLaren F1 that's been heavily "personalized."

Every time Justin Bieber decorates a car a fairy dies.

Arizona lake roads are brutal, especially at twilight. Unforseen bumps, sand and rocks washed into the corners, ATVs and dirtbikes crossing from wash to wash at the end of a blind corner... They've claimed many, many vehicles over the years.

My car is a purpose-built machine. Do not over-think what I'm doing, trust my vehicle.

Right, so the "For Sale" sign written in Arabic isn't really that surprising.

Dubai license plate, not UK license plate

It would also be possible to simply hose down the backseat, something I really wish I could do in our cars sometimes. I see this "rear seat delete" as the ultimate selling point for this being a kid-hauler!