I’m a homer too but I agree. That game was closer than history remembers (I believe the Bears led 14-7 at half). Competent play calling would’ve probably changed everything. It wasn’t just the rain or Rex — the Colts couldn’t stop the run and Thomas Jones was a good RB in his prime.

3rd gear: So holding dealers to standards is a bad thing?

The fact that actually has a 3.5 out of 5 star rating is terrifying

Wish I was cool enough to wear a shirt with my own name stylized on the front.

That's a turbo, bro.

Waited for this, wasn’t disappointed.

Are you saying we can't have lesbian accountants? You know lesbians can be accountants now, right? And that they can buy their own cars? Some lesbian accountants even buy their own SLs, fulfilling a dual stereotype. Take your micro-aggressions somewhere else, bro. It's 2016.

What do you mean, “fake”? These are advertisements!

sure it’s fake. but it’s an enjoyable fake. some of us see the curtain, we know there’s something back there, but we just want to enjoy it for what it is.

Im not even sure the R35 has supplanted the R34 in some people’s minds. Not mine at least.

BMW will provide the plastic pieces used in critical parts of the cooling system.

You do realize you are critiquing the technique of a bunt in a parody video??

I think criminal prosecutions are the way to go. Set a very clear precedent that one cannot hide behind the corporation.

Am I the only one seeing a complete repeat of 2007-2008? The market is maturing, new vehicle sales have stabilized, Ford is being cautious, and GM and FCA are plowing ahead full steam with trucks. Based on a normal economic cycle, I would imagine we’ll have some sort of market decline in the next few years, not to…

I’ll never understand how these monstrosities keep escaping from Toyota’s design studios. Are they run by blind people? If the next generation Prius is any uglier, it will turn people to stone when they look at it.

I saw one parked at the very back of a lot once, not to avoid scratches, but to avoid shame.

4th Gear: No, the Prius isn’t failing to sell because people want trucks and SUVs. It’s failing to sell because Toyota didn’t realize that people with better than 20/400 vision can see how fucking ugly the new Prius is.

Just out of curiosity, do you have a citation for the average amount of time Americans own their vehicles? For a long time, it was a mere 2.5 years. 6-7 years seems like a huge jump.

Same here. It seems that Toyota's product image is going from "beige" to "bland" to "yuck".

Despite introducing a new-look sedan model featuring improved mileage and a higher-tech interior,