The e46 M3 came out after the e39 M5, was sold after the end of the e39 M5. Are you sure about the e39 being the last truly fun M car? Are you sure that the e46 is indisputably not truly a fun M car? Please expand on this!

I have a CX5 with the 2.5t. The car has excellent shove down low. It falls off as quickly as it comes on right at 4K. It seems to be very specifically tuned for city driving. At a few hundred pounds lighter, I wonder if the cx30 will get a different tune or else it’s going to feel like a peppier TDI. Not a bad thing…

2 others pointed that out also and all 3 of you are in the grey. As am I. Hmmm.

I remember this website had a favorable take on the design of the new Elantra. I just saw one in the wild and it was jarringly bad. Really awkward from most angles. This looks to be exactly the same scenario. Interestingly unique in renders but I can already see how it’s going to be the same thing in person. Too many…

It’s almost like a comment section is a place to leave comments! 

Seeing how far we can stretch our headlock on quality automotive content I see. We have to be getting close to the point where another site steps up and fills the void left by the Jalopnik of old. This ain’t it. 

Just for funzies....set up a scenario where a helmet would come into play. Maybe I’m just not creative enough but at that speed and on that track, it’s beyond me. I’m sure you’ve got a good one for us though. Let’s hear it!

My own genuine question: what is average joe doing at a protest in a former cop car with all the trimmings? I’m being optimistic that the car wasn’t fitted by average joe for the look.

Even after getting the steering box and front end redone on a truck almost exactly like this, it still floated all over the road like a ghost ship. 70mph was white knuckle. The next gen of F150 was so much better on the freeway and can be had in this range. The novelty of rowing your own tends to wear off quickly in…

Is Arlington “just” over the border from Mexico? It looks closer to OK but what do I know?

Thanks guys! I was a big gran turismo fan too. I was just talking about Lexus and USDM and pointing out the fact the the Altezza/IS, especially in the market being discussed in this article, was not from the same era. That is all.

What is more bizarre? That there is no mention of weight savings in the article? Or that there is no discussion about it I n the comments until now? So much judgement over the price....weight savings IS the point of CF applied to cars correct? Kind of twilight zone-y.

Star, star, star for you! If it was 2018 I’d say cotd!

Star, star, star for you! If this were 2018 I’d say cotd!

I had a 2001 IS300 and I was told by Lexus that it was the first year they were offering it. Now I’m questioning everything!!!!

Let him have his novelty boost gauge then, sheesh! Don’t be a hater, there’s plenty in here and you did the same thing. 

So 16% of all vehicles delivered in the US by US manufacturers go to rental companies? Did I math that right? That is incredible. Almost 1 in 6. 

West coast rap has been using the word Cali since the late 80s and does still to this day. Get off the Cali high horse. Frisco is a don’t however.

Counterpoint: I live in CA and hear the word plenty from natives. Even prior to west coast rap’s transition to the mainstream, many artists from California used the word in their lyrics and continue to this day. I would say some Californians are so desperate to be Californian they made that up to sound the most…

It’s not RWD