The Ford Crosstrek, er, Focus Active, may look the part but there’s no way they will even come even remotely close to matching Subaru’s build quality or the sophistication of the Eyesight suite of safety features. Ain’t gonna happen.
The Ford Crosstrek, er, Focus Active, may look the part but there’s no way they will even come even remotely close to matching Subaru’s build quality or the sophistication of the Eyesight suite of safety features. Ain’t gonna happen.
I wouldn’t touch that with a thirty-nine-and-a-half foot pole.
based on the headline, I’d say an older pickup truck and start your country music career
Ask your boss if Viagra is right for your trailer. Certain erections may last a quarter of a mile, and may lead to Peyronie’s disease when mixed with bridges and overpasses.
This car is cool as hell and I respect everything about the work done on it. It looks absolutely awesome.
Yes, they can sue you if you put a Dominos trademark on a car, then film monetized Youtube videos with it.
This is an excellent price for an incredibly clean Bronco. Firmly in the Nice Price category. Very jealous, because here in New England you’d be looking at a similar price tag for something with half the fender missing and the other half turning brown.
I don’t know, I saw a BMW with working turn signals the other day.
This: not helpful and, shockingly, also not funny.
I agree. Sometimes it feels too scripted/forced, but I think that’s still a better alternative than a free-for-all. Without a script it would easily turn into every bad YouTube car video.
The Daily Mail is about as reputable as Breitbart...
Make valet mode called Richard Hammond
Actually, according to my bank, I can not
“Wow. My first instinct is to agree with Autoblog’s “we have a hard time believing him on that point” statement, because I myself cannot imagine why fans of a cult-classic like the Supra wouldn’t want to row through their own gears. It is a sports car, after all.”
They get a lot bigger when you stand next to them.
The manual transmission wasn’t a theft deterrent, but apparently the gasoline engine was.
Yeah but it’s not as delicious as a cheeseburger.
I get an added kick that this may mean that more Ferraris are actually being driven.
I always thought those were to measure traffic volume, not speed. How could they actually measure speed? They don’t know what the wheelbase of your car is.