What would I have done? Easy - I'd turn that Range Rover into a three-ton fly swatter, and I say that as a rider.

"Running over bike riders is in no way justifiable" - I respectfully disagree.

1st Gear: Ford Sucks, GM Is Better

When I'm driving my beater I LOVE parking next to shopping cart corrals. No one else seems to want to, and it makes for a short trip to return said cart after unloading.

I've said it before and I'm saying it again: commuting is not the same as "driving" and a long drive is really just an extended commute. as someone who regularly drive 4-6 hours for work assignments on long stretches of essentially uninteresting roads. I can tell you wouldn't mind an autopilot from time to time.

And if that happens it'll be a sad day. When he won the Spanish GP I literally yelled out loud and was proud to see him do it in a Ferrari. It's hard to admit but I felt reconnected to F1 when he won tat race in that car. He took a sub par car and raced his ass off. He drove better than I've ever seen. I will miss his…

Hey, I'm just happy I bought at $55. Here's to hoping it doesn't slide back to that.

Have fun swapping ends, I've got some corners to go plowing off of.

As the owner of a daily driver and a hobby car, it struck me as odd that a person would need to be told that only having only one car would be a novel idea to save money. After reading some of the comments, it dawned on me that it's actually suggesting only having one car to share with your wife/GF/SO. As I was…

What I really want is to be able to get the STI parts I want added to my FR-S at a dealer (with the warranty intact)

An otherwise wealthy man goes into a bank in New York and asks for a loan...says he will put up his Ferrari as collateral. The bank's loan manager seems puzzled since the guy isn't stuck for funds and asks where the car is and he says "right outside". The loan manager says "how much do you want?" Guy replies…

I just remarked that it seems anyone on Oppo who bought a FR-S/BRZ or ST probably tested or at least considered the other car.

Like that response is any more mature? Power is definitely not everything, and by all accounts, if power is something you want more of in that car, it isn't hard to get.

V6 Mustang. Miata. Scion tC. These three cars were the vehicles of choice for wannabe valley girls when I was in college, and all three I avoided when shopping for cars.

They sold 2 Bugatti Veyrons, an Enzo, a 599 GTO, a Maserati MC12, Porsche Carrera GT, a Rolls, AND an Aston Martin One-77 for only $3.6 million? Sounds strange to say since that's still a lot of cash, but whoever bought them got a damn good deal.

"Why are people so into Yuengling?"

Agreed. Finance a first vehicle. Finance a first home. That's it. Pay cash for anything else. If you can't pay cash you can't afford it. That goes for weekend fun cars and vacation homes too. Financing those is a fools move. Just accept the fact that you're not quite in that social tier you want to be in. The…

I would like to be given the opportunity to investigate this theory using a Lamborghini Aventador... I will think about it for a while, then give me the money to go and buy one, then I will let you know when I was happiest.

Accent FTW. I can install the stereo of my choice. Its the closest thing to the spirit of the original Mini you'll get these days in the U.S.