So we're back to imported to Detroit?

But I have never towed or hauled anything in my life, and never plan to. I just want to do sweet, smoky burnouts in a V10 sports truck.

Chvrches again? Well hell, hopefully enough people will jump on the bandwagon so they'll tour close to me.

Who are you calling a honky?

Damn, history really does repeat itself, doesn't it?

That took me a second.

THE FACE, IN IT!

Hightower went with a Civic. Kind of.

Between the low seating position, tall roof, and a lot of seat travel, the Mini Cooper reboot has a ton of space for tall drivers. I'm 6' and have the seat at mid-travel, and have inches of headroom left with a helmet on despite having a sunroof.

Often the best things in life don't necessarily make the most logical sense.

I'm not normally a truck fan either, but I have a secret lust for an SRT-10 Ram. Viper V10, manual, 2wd, zero electronic assistance.

I've seen them live. Justin Hawkins is everything you'd expect and more. He didn't miss a single one of those falsetto notes, and his guitar playing is flipping epic.

Panamera (top) and Cayenne (bottom). In a strange twist of fate, the Panamera is the more rare to boot. Good luck finding one.

Or Dennis Haysbert. Or JK Simmons.

Watch your cornhole.

Nobody ever has chosen an Alfa on logic.

The best part of this video is that the C63 sounds almost as good as the V8 supercar.

Heated and cooled cup holders. Just drink it already.

It was Lexus that had them. Certain years of LS, iirc. Though I was on acid first time I saw it.

...and the Nissan Pulsar GTI-R