It bogged my gaming PC at home the last time I bothered loading it there. I’ve done web development for the entire time the web has been a thing, and I can’t think of a single legitimate thing you could have a browser do to cause that much load. The ad networks here have started pop-overs, in addition to the resizing…

If I were in your position, I would assume there was some unseen reason it was like that, or assume that I would certainly break it trying to reattach it (it looks to me like the intended procedure is to remove the screw at the front, and then align the tabs at the rear). I would probably make an effort to leave a…

Reminds me of a joke.

i cant wait until they release the 2020 Audi A6 TFSI e 55 quattro Plug-In Hybrid sport avant allroad. theyre gonna need a wider car to fit all that shit on the back.

This is one of those times where it absolutely depends on the outcome.

I had one for 12 years, or about 170 miles. Easy to service, with lots of room in the engine compartment. Great balance and decent economy in a traditional front engine / read drive layout. Hard to beat for a first BMW! I loved the hatch. 

Being altruistic, sure, I could see it happening with your “pop the headlight cover back into place” scenario. That’s about it. People have stuck notes on the Charger being held in place by the windshield wiper, but what else should they do?

I often take parked cars I come across for a spin around the neighborhood, just to check that they are running properly, so I’m fine with what you did.

Some person: If I “forget” to turn of my headlights, I have an excuse to not drive to that stupid baby shower

That’s the known, “best” way to remove stubborn tree sap.  Plus, double bonus if it was a maple tree...

Just don’t lick it.

Jason you can come fix the cosmetic flaws on my cars anytime, let me know where to park the honda as it’s bumper cover is a bit off, hopefully you have a pocket of those plastic tree fasteners

Neutral: Peak Explorer came in ~1994 with the Eddie Bauer. By this point, SUVs were the preferred choice among families, and the Explorer was the clear choice among the domestic offerings.

Keeping “TFSI” (turbocharged fuel stratified injection) in the model name is bulky and messy.

This name reads like an old classified ad listing. Back in the day, you’d see something like “1994 Pontiac Grand Am SE V6, Auto, PW, PL, ABS, Cruise, A/C, AM/FM/CD”. Now, that’s Audi’s naming convention. Just put every option in the model name.

can we please talk for a moment about Audi’s naming scheme as of late? - seriously; what the fuck is an Audi RS4 RS Q3 ALLROAD AVANT A6 TSFI E 55 QUATTRO TURBO QUATTROVOLVE CINCO DOS DIESEL AWD 4WD XL RSi RST STI? !
 

Completely unrelated to this NPOCP, but for someone on the GMG/Kinja staff:

How dare you run heavy enough ads on any page, that my Core i7 with 16GB of RAM bogs so hard on this page, that my entire browser becomes unresponsive. I’ve been generous in whitelisting the GMG sites on my ad blocker since you played CSS…

This is the correct take. Easy NP.

Me. For whatever reason, I always loved the look of this car.

It’s a Euro-market 318i that isn’t rotted or half beat to death. A rare and gorgeous color with the right mechanical options. For $4800, you’d be hard pressed to find another Bimmer that is as clean etc. Obviously, the price can be negotiated, in which case (or either case), this is totally a NP vehicle. True Jalops…