“Eh, it’s just the rear brakes.”

Tell that to the E36/E46/IS300. Arguably some of the best sport sedans ever made, and they are all RWD with an inline6.

0% for 6 years for us. I would have been crazy NOT to take it. If anybody wants to loan me that much money with no interest for 72 months then I’ll be 100% all over that 😀

I need to see this and/or the GV80 in person to decide if the split headlight is good or not but the continuing LED strips are different and cool.

Or my 1977 Dodge Tradesman

What is wrong with all of your eyes? That thing is fucking gorgeous. 

The cadillac has a proper V8 instead of the high strung time bombs that audi is known for would be one reason.

Oh spare us. I live in pothole country and I’d rather have 17s than 14s on my Miata. Pay your taxes and fix the roads.

What is it with Jalops and the obsession with small ass wheels? 17 minimum. Even old cars. Enough with this bullshit, thank you.

That hasn’t been a problem in about a decade and a half.

Spend $20k more to save $500 a year. I am all for an EV when they don’t cost $35k for a Honda Fit sized car... Looking at you Chevy Bolt.

I’m guessing that’s not a grommet, but a plug. The arm looks cast, so making it hollow would require an opening.  And if you have to have the opening, you’d want to close it with something.

The only time you need to put a depression in the top of your burger is when you make a really thick patty, because all of the cellular damage done during grinding makes the meat lose fat and moisture easily, and therefore, draw up. 

Thin patties don’t do that.

That’s why I always do thin patties. If you want more…

So since they’re there to make them cook faster, that makes them speed holes...

Worst cooking mistake was when I just started. I confused cloves of garlic with heads. Lead to the four heads of garlic stuffed into two chicken breasts. That was uh interesting. 

Holy hell, Irsay was a fucking madman. That’s some proto-Trump shit right there! 

Is there a special COTD category for “Pedantic Thread OTD”?

When in doubt blame the alternator. I have no real explanation for that specific behavior but every car seems to have a different symptom for alternator troubles. 

I know it’s not the full reveal, and I know the boys at McLaren have yet to really disappoint..../STARE but Ferrari’s Monza twins have them beat on this one.

To be fair, BMW’s straight 6's have not been known to have chain or chain guide issues, that’s been largely a V8 issue (and some of the turbo 4's had it because cost cutting). I’ve taken apart BMW straight 6's with 250k miles on them that still had original guides with no real wear.