You know what? Fuck you for posting this. You're talking about someone's life here. How would you like it if your final moment was saved in a folder on someone's computer just so they can say "omg you think thats bad check out THIS!!!1!!" Nobody has any decency or respect for human life anymore. Yeah, the person…

I wish I had a picture of it...there's a kid in town who has a grey early 2000's Hyundai Elantra. He removed the Hyundai badge and added four rings. I laugh every time I see it. The funny thing is, it' sized just right and actually looks like it belongs there. In this case, I think the badge swapping worked…

He probably comments on YouTube videos.

Well I'll be. I still find it hard to believe that Acura enthusiasts exist. You work at the plant in Indiana? (Guess I'm a Subaruist-check the screen name, also my license plate)

"Looking at Subaru, I felt that we have to have a strong, clear direction as a brand," [Acura's top global executive] Fukuo told Automotive News. "What's important is to have the technology, styling and performance to evolve all together. Otherwise, I don't think we can increase the number of loyal customers,…

Symmetry is one thing, balance is another. Balance is more important. Things can easily be asymmetrical while still being balanced. I immediately think of the Millennium Falcon; it has the cockpit hanging out on the one side, but is visually balanced by the big satellite dish on the other side. It certainly would…

Hahaha..."craysh".

I await your follow up of male Halloween costumes, where each costume is kind of the same but swaps sexiness for a dick joke.

How about Pontiac? Zing!

I'm not sure about your two criteria for being a wagon. I strongly disagree that a three-door hatch can be a wagon...to me, a three-door is a hatchback. Only a long-roof 5-door can be a wagon in my book, and really that's not always the case either. The Ford Focus could be had as a 5-door hatch (ZX5) or a true…

My friend's dad was an online wheeler-dealer, always buying and flipping cheap cars. As a result, my friend went through a string of crappy/cheap/bizarre cars as a young man. Before moving to California, the last car he had was a Lebaron GTC (175hp turbo, 5 speed). Low miles, perfect condition, I think he paid like…

First I saw the gif on the homepage. Thinking the full article would have more detail, I clicked. Then I saw the same gif, enlarged. Then I read the three sentences and learned little new information. Then I clicked the video. Just as I noticed the video was only 10 seconds, I realized said video would show no…

Ranked list of most pointless things ever:

No joke, like 10 years ago my brother had a brown Mercury Topaz to serve as a beater for his Civic Si, then decided it was too much effort and bought a WRX to replace them both. Pretty sure he didn't get a ticket in any of them.

Like someone else said, I always thought Matchbox had better design than Hotwheels. Hotwheels was more for if you wanted a car that looks like a dragon or something. Clearly they've upped their game.

*clap clap clap*

I think they owe Subaru some royalties.

Fixed it for you.

I've had my WRX for 8 years, and I've gotten two speeding tickets. The first one, I was driving a Durango. The second one, I was driving an Outback with 200,000 miles. Come to think of it, the WRX is the ONLY car I've ever owned where I didn't get a speeding ticket.

Avoid the Taurus at all costs. I made the mistake of thinking "Hey, volume American car! Cheap parts! Mechanically the same since the 80's! What could go wrong?" I bought a '97 Mercuray Sable for $400 from a family member who was helping us out; we had just had a baby and I thought having a bigger, safer car than…