Same with my 328xi if I do mixed driving.

I’ve always wondered how that works with hit and runs.

This is the same “researcher” whose 1998 “report” on “speed limits” was BLASTED BY CATO!http://object.cato.org/sites/cato.org…

...says the spokespeople representing the auto insurance lobby that profits from speeding ticket surcharges. Totally unbiased source.

I think they have blacked out grills too, another give away.

Those display models didn’t have front grills, but the promotional video in the background showed it with a front grill.

The roundaboot is just Elon adding his South African flair to the factory grounds.

Yep, CUVs can be pretty efficient these days. I managed to average 36.xx MPG back from a recent trip to refuel my dad’s CR-V AWD.

Truu.

Regardless of vehicle, this is why safety inspections should be mandatory. Federally.

Ironic part is that the distance between the two 5ers is exactly the same as when they both park between the lines.

This would be nice on IMAX.

Agreed. But I wonder what the effect on highway fuel economy would be with the slight alteration.

In terms of mechanical simplicity and driving feedback, these are REAL cars. Get it.

Although Merc and BMW offer more performance models in the US than Audi, one thing to consider is the federalization costs associated with each engine/powertrain offered. As a result, low volume models traditionally have not been offered over here, but that’s starting to change lately with cars like the Focus RS and…

Like the Swift Dzire:

The iA is the Yaris sedan in Canada.

Wow, I thought it was on sale by now...

Cool to see Chicago and the northshore I-94 from back then!

Not offensive, but I found it funny/amusing.