Quite the diplomatic decision on their part, I must say.

If you really feel the need to shoot a Mitsubishi, there are plenty of excellent options... just check out 100% of the vehicles in their North American lineup for a decent hit list.

Not a day goes by driving in London, Ontario or on any 400-series highway that this video doesn’t haunt me.

I originally wanted to do the same, but ended up taking the practical route— upgrading the suspension and tires at least. Because we travel tons and take rough roads, I ended up lifting it (CX7 springs out back with upgraded shocks, strut spacer up front) and throwing on some chunky tires. Also added adjustable rear…

So is the US republican party. Heyooooo.

I’ve sorely misunderestimated the use of “aluminyum!”

Both generations of tail lights bug me. The first generation’s tail lights were too big and didn’t really flow nicely with the rest of the van’s body lines.

Thank you for this. Subtitles should be corrected to: “The two hwat?”

And with the front license plate, it’s got buck teeth. 

Go aks two yutes instead.

Those people belong on an island along with those who say “melk,” “libary,” “febyooary,” “excape,” and “for all intesnive purposes.”

...oh and “aluminyum.”

...and “JIF” instead of “GIF.”

It’s refreshing. Kinda tired of the I’m-angry-and-I’ve-got-something-to-prove faces of cars these days — especially the little econoboxes that actually have no need to prove anything. That’s why I’m holding on to my happy gen-2 Mazda5 as long as possible. It’s so dang happy — even with its aging, arthritic suspension,…

Thanks. Sometimes these stories just spark the imagination.

Thank you Kristen. I’m shocked that this was chosen as COTD.

Can this go in the Accomplishments section on my LinkedIn profile?

Why thank you. I’m ecstatic to receive such an honorary award.

I bet Ford’s just horsing around — they’re so foal of it. Hopefully they’ll let you get more bang for your buck.

The thick layer of salt, grease, and dirt add a nice and blissful layer of ignorance, hiding what is inevitably corroding metal on my Mazda5. So... no.

I pity the poor souls who read these article a day too late.

They use only the finest engine degreasers and detergents — take a whiff, this engine bay smells like cotton candy. 

Well said — gave you a star. And hopefully the women in your life give you brownie points.