Hatch is probably more expensive, which is an issue when you’re trying to hit a certain price point.

This right here. Doesn’t sit flush in any of my 3 vehicles.

This right here. Doesn’t sit flush in any of my 3 vehicles.

From the article: http://jalopnik.com/d-c-to-be-more…

Wow it looks pretty good!

They’re such awesome planes. Saw one flying around Key West last year and I couldn’t believe my eyes.

Some Nissans had issues with theor plastic timing guides wearing down and causing a ruckus. I think the issue only occurred with VQ40 engines up until a certain year but I may be wrong.

I own both the G1W-C and a knockoff of the Street Guardian.

I own both the G1W-C and a knockoff of the Street Guardian.

The timing on that “alright guys, take it easy” could not have been any better.

This right here.

Despite the name “Overseas Highway,” it’s not a highway and you’re driving through lots of small towns, hence the low speed limits. A portion of the road also cuts through a key that’s full of endangered deer, so they’re more strict about speeding there. It’s a pretty scenic and pleasant drive, except for the first…

Used this method a few months back when I left the key on one lug nut after a rotation and lost it. A 2lb sledge is much better :)

Or better yet, throw on some ill-fitting tires

This x100

In Soviet Russia, comments troll you! Or something.

Regarding the GTO: “shares parts with tons of domestic vehicles”

Yea this thing is pretty awesome looking in person. It was featured on a tv show not too long ago, I think it was on National Geographic. They even showed how the guy who looks for stray radio signals wanders the town.

No amount of adjustment will fix the glare HIDs cause when installed in headlights with reflectors. People who do this ARE assholes.

Poor analysis based on assumptions. At the beginning of the video, the C5 doesn’t have it’s brake lights on. Then at the 40 second mark, they go off again and the car barely moves.

These stupid bro-truck drivers are the absolute worst. Especially when they turn on their light bars in urban areas.