Dear Scion/Toyota:

Do you know what this guy and that headline have in common?

This. GM basically built it broken so you'd be forced to fix it.

There can only be one.

That's what she said...

A coupe does have two doors. The Audi A7 is a hatchback, not a coupe. Because the marketing people at Audi though people would have more positive connotations with the word 'coupe' than with 'hatchback', they went with coupe. It's nothing but marketing bull.

Two doors with a sharply raked roofline meaning cramped rear seating, or often no rear seats at all. But marketing BS has basically rendered the term entirely meaningless over the last decade or so.

Can someone explain what a coupe is? I always thought it was a car with 2 doors, but the Audi A7 is considered a coupe. I don't know the difference between a sedan or coupe anymore.

I'm gonna tip my hat to the team behind the Camry. Because you know there's amazing design and engineering talent, probably unlimited resources (a budget that could fund dozens of boutique supercar makers, all rolled into 1 car), and the success of one of the world's largest carmakers riding on your shouders. And you…

I still don't know what that means.

I heard my "I apex when I walk" was funny and should be made into a t-shirt.

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Oh God, the battery. Thank you for reminding me. Mine had an alternator that blew a belt while driving and eventually the battery gave out. When I first noticed that the battery wasn't where I expected it to be, I thought "Maybe it's in the trunk, like a race car!". It wasn't in the trunk. It was the opposite of a…

]]My undergrad car. The Plymouth Breeze. Why did they call it a breeze? Anything more than 30mph is a "gale". It broke down just frequently enough to keep me paying, without the ability to just walk away and buy a better, cheaper car. Also, it somehow only used Mitsubishi parts, but without that fully functional…

It looks just like an Accord coupe.