I will never understand the youtube phenomenon of taking cool videos and muting them with shitty music.

Tell me about it, I just ditched my 93 A/T Altima and got myself an M/T Mk3 GTI. And holy balls is it fun to drive.

To be fair, it was a silly name in the first place.

Guy left his indicator on. He was clearly asking for it.

First thing I thought of when I read the headline. Cheers, mate.

In the case of family vs. car the answer is ALWAYS wagon. Passat, A6, 3-series Touring, Volvo, a used Saab...it's sad that the selection is shrinking with the rise of the crossover.

That's the point. What's even worse is that someone actually claimed all of that.

Really? Funny, because in March 2011 the top five best selling cars in the US were Japanese.

3rd gear: No, I don't want a 5-door Civic hatchback. I want a gorram 3-door Civic hatchback with an Si badge, none of this bloated whale nonsense.

Well something must be "better" about them, because someone with an 03 Civic hybrid managed 800,000 miles by 2009 (http://automobiles.honda.com/mile-makers/story.aspx?Story=614). That's only 6 years, if you're not good at math (which I assume you aren't)

"Oh, it's a Mustang GTR. It's got the turbo rotary with headers. And pistons."

1.32 million pounds?

Cube farmers...

Hot hatchbacks.

Might not be the same Porsche, lest we forget the Carrera GT...

Well, sad to say, but I've only driven a handful of cars, and the nicest of them have to be a showroom Veloster, and my dad's 04 Mini.

Looks to me like he's just keeping up with the hellashit trend.

Pork Slope?

"Custom Veyron" has certainly lost its meaning to me over the years. It was cool at first, but a body kit and fancy paint do not a custom car make. It's gotten to the point where just thinking about the word "Veyron" coaxes a deep, loud, throaty yawn from my lungs.

With the recent burst in popularity of these videos, I expect a video game edition to come out soon. "Hagwalah Hero" perhaps.