Every CJ owner knows they and only they are responsible for the path taken. I’ll pass based on this fact alone: delusional previous owner.

Another outstanding piece. Nicely done sir!

So I started thinking that maybe other automakers should jump on this train.

No Honda S2000?

Honda S2000. Lackluster metrics, but more than makes up for it with the driving experience.

Continental Model A

Holy shit, go jerk off to a Benghazi focused Fox news compilation.

The fact that they’re headquartered in the UK absolutely means something when they’re the company that develops and produces it. No matter what, GM didn’t develop it, market it, or continually improve it (see BeijingWest). Apparently the distinction between licensing a technology and developing is too small?

His beliefs turn people into raving liberal idiots? Interesting.

Caddilacs high tech MagneRide, you know, the one they’re licensing from BeijingWest Industries (who acquired the Brits Delphi chassis division), just like every German and Italian. Get off your high horse, it’s actually a Shetland pony.

Can we get a video from...not the worst possible angle?

But he totally broke the rules

Doesn’t share much with the RAM V10, but it’s entirely based on the LA series Chrysler V8 from the 1960’s. Take a 5.9, add 2 cylinders, recast in aluminum by Lamborghini Chrysleri.

No.

IMO, it would be best to include a colon or the word at and the full word if using an article before.

I may be in the minority, but I can’t wait until “machine finished” wheels go away. They’ve been a Honda thing since the 2009 Civic mid-model refresh, and it seems they’ve now infected every car in the lineup.

I’m going to follow him all the way home to do it for him.

Does this mean I can hit the guy on 54 who drives an older green Cherokee that burns more oil than gasoline? Stuck behind that dick every day, how hard is it to replace a 4.0 head gasket?

You journo guys giggle with excitement when a stiffer suspension/chassis Mini comes out, but complain about the ride quality to no end with the new STi?

The entire fender is an afterthought, so yes, that’s absolutely correct.