Age one? The only party a kid needs at age one is a cupcake, license to smear it into their hair, and maybe letting grandparents who live in the same geographic region watch said cupcake smearing.

Yeah, screw these guys for wanting to make performance cars that actually compete....

The third paragraph was supposed to be quoted from the Giz article. Not sure what went wrong there.

No you're right, the POLO WRC is totally just like a regular POLO...

Not really what the article is about. I agree though but this an argument about not needing Google Glass to be able to work on our cars as they get more complex with new technology. Gizmodo put out an article earlier about how without Google Glass, fixing new and future cars might be too complex for a DIY gearhead.

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Car enthusiasts have a problem, in that car makers keep putting things in cars that they have no interest in being enthusiastic about. But the people who are enthusiastic about those things are nerds and hippies.

I guess it all depends on how you define an "M" car. To me, it should be rear wheel drive, with a manual transmission, an LSD, and lots of power. But if you are a "purist", you will lament things lost that are no longer feasible in this day and age. Your loss.

If you're gonna write/complain about everything that uses Xtrac, you've created yourself some job security.

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In other news: water is wet, grass is green...

Central PA: Doesn't have phones or internet and could not be reached.

Pennsylvanians definitely hate New Jersey more then New York

You can get it in Rhode Island too

The FDA is the biggest joke going. Basically run by the Koch's and Pfizer at this point. Change is bad unless it comes in a pill.

I woulda got a F550, but I hate the big numbers.

I understand this is 'Murica, and we have to eat as many foods as possible like savages so we can exert world dominance, but in Italy and Argentina (large Italian immigrant population), it's very common to eat pizza with a fork and knife. So shut up.

Says the asshole who ranked Chicago deep dish #1.

The only thing bonkers to me about this car is the price point.

Let me guess, a 2.5 4 cylinder with a CVT and FWD and 3400 lbs.

I don't really see the problem here. It's a tall mall crawler like an X1, X3 or X5, but without the pretense of toughness. No one interested in an 'ultimate driving machine' would buy one, but that's true for the entire BMW X line as well.