nobody:

10/10 recommend. My mother has a 2010 with the 3.2 that is about to hit 200k miles with no surprises over the years other than a water pump early on under warranty. Such a great highway cruiser and honestly incredibly reliable.

This article made me feel things - my first car was a 1997 Jetta GLS (2.0 liter) and this example is so lovely.

To be fair, I too would be pouty if I were a Sebring.

e v e r y t h i n g

You responded to an article about female drivers, written BY A WOMAN, to say that you think women are terrible drivers.

I also live in metro Atlanta, can confirm.

2007 G35 Sedan owner here - I’ve contemplated this as well but let’s not forget how thirsty our VQ’s are compared to modern engines making the same power!

Sounds like Donald Trump owns a GTI.

Pour one out for our fallen brethren, the humble GTI.

Six-cylinder models were. It’s pretty rare.

The Krusty Krab Pizza™

Also pls try not to die.

I’m in Atlanta, & decidedly not helpful along the trek...

Almost lost a wheel on my old 1988 300CE when I failed to remember to tighten the lug nuts after a tire rotation.

It was a joke. 

do ittttttt

But did the headlights ever get a chance to pop-up? If not, that would be the real tragedy.

I always tell people that you can be an urbanist and a car enthusiast at the same time. Take public transportation, walk, bike, and reserve the car for the pleasure drives where you aren’t gridlocked for an hour or more to and from your job. 

v good boi