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My favorite car to use in Richard Burns Rally!

I respectfully disagree with your disagreement. The people I see driving the most aggressively are typically the ones doing so for no good reason. My favorite is when I'll watch some guy weave through lanes and cutting people off at a merge, just to turn off the road entirely within two hundred feet of the merge. Or,…

I wish I could say this to every single person I see driving really aggressively in their boring, beige car for no reason any time I end up heading into work during the 9AM Rat Race.

It's a tough call, because what I see the average commuter doing to make their life feel worthwhile is to drive extremely aggressively for no good reason, all the while accomplishing nothing of value. So in effect, the choice comes down to whether I'd want to deal with more distracted drivers, or more dipshits in…

My 1991 Sentra SE-R has 226,000 on it and also gets raced, and my 1996 BMW 318ti has 254,000. The two most reliable cars I've ever owned!

This is extremely satisfying to watch, because every single day I watch assholes just like that guy pull boneheaded driving maneuvers and get away with it.

That would be partly because it's not a WRC event, a WRC driver or a WRC car, and also because it's a Hillclimb.

I've wanted one for a long time. It's one of my "Always in the back of my mind, but never quite get around to it" purchases. Hopefully I get one before I have an incident that makes me seriously regret not having one. That incident on my old Supermoto in the middle of the night did, however, finally spur me to pick up…

Don't buy a Toyota RAV-4 and don't try to run a motorcyclist off the road at 75mph because they passed you when you were doing 30 in a 55.

Basically the Lexus equivalent to the Nissan Murano, so a very scary sight on the road indeed.

It's always a damn Prius.

This is true!

Sadly, it's because every single issue in our society today has to be turned into a race issue.

"The Ferrari was asking for it."

This is extremely true. There's something to coming off as friendly and approachable. I was always baffled at how I would have random people starting conversations with me about my old Nissan Versa of all things, and still today with my B13 SE-R and 318ti. Anybody that noticed it or heard me mention something just say…

I have to say, that is actually one extremely well-done and clever ad!

A little different, but as a former Subaru owner I noticed a ton of people bag on the non-functional hood scoops that Subaru put on the Outback Sport and 2.5RS models. I can definitely understand why, but I liked it on mine! No sense in pulling the cover to make it "functional" on a NA model to add some turbulent…

I find that the most outspoken anti-FWD people / RWD-elitists are people that don't really know how to drive a car, or even own a RWD car to begin with. I find all three primary drivetrain configurations to be fun and engaging in their own way. This Elan would be no different in that regard.

Hehe, I was first!