You're passing generalizations off as facts. It's offensive. What is there to address on my end? I'm not the bigot here.

Yeah, my motivations were simply calling you out on baseless stereotyping because I dislike casual bigotry paraded around as truth. And what I found interesting is that you never once denied the accusations of bigotry but insisted upon that bigotry's validity.

You put a lot of effort to attack and criticize my character and motivations without addressing your very obvious bigotry. Says more.

Each and every time, you've written paragraphs in response. I think you're wound up because you're being called out as a bigot, which you are.

You've never lived in China, but somehow you're an expert. You're internet typical and boring. You want to remain an arrogant bigot, go right ahead...

Your use of "everyone" has everything to do with typical Western arrogance and the assumption that its rivals can only do wrong, are inherently miserable, and are the only ones worthy of criticism, and that this viewpoint is shared by everyone and is essentially fact.

Guy who uses "everyone" liberally is now accusing others of being hyberbolic....

Everyone, being the citizens of the second greatest social and environmental criminal on the planet?

Why does one have to explain ANYTHING? I do not go around challenging the compliments on my car with, "Yeah but I do have to disclose that my car was built in China/Romania/Mexico, whatever..."

There is certainly still some of that same element at work here. A lot of things are now made in China. They are not all terrible.

Maybe not the most iconic car cameo in film history, but certainly a very hot moment in one of my most favorite movies of the year:

I have long ago stopped calling myself a gamer. The community did not feel like home. It felt like a nest of vipers I regularly visited out of habit. I am a guy who plays games. I don't identify or relate to people just simply because they also happen to play games. In fact, often, those who are exclusively passionate…

Consider my attention grabbed. Now all there is to do is to reveal the fight mechanics. Budokai or Tenkaichi? Former I stay, latter I'm gone.

All that is needed is for this to come to life and start to destroy cities so that the world may unite to fight and kill it. It has the potential to be the one thing to bring us together, bonded by our hatred for it.

I wouldn't ever characterize myself as a lover of American cars, but man, the new C7 and the Hellcat Challenger get me excited like a little boy at Christmas.

The original NSX....nothing looked like it. It was a benchmark in Japanese auto-engineering. A car that lent credibility to Japan as a car-making powerhouse. A perfect end note on a decade of making exciting cars.

NSX hands down. The Supra is nice, but the NSX has a certain mystique that makes the Supra seem pedestrian by comparison.

Absolutely. The RX-7 still holds up to this day, and the NSX is a classic. A not too distant third place goes to the MR2.

The new logo sucks. It just plain sucks.

I want to like it, but for the very issue you called out, I can't like it. The ATS, style wise, is Caddy lite.