Wow, can’t unsee that now. Not like I’ll ever see the inside of this car again...

I’d like to know where she stands in the Oxford comma debate. 

How big can that back seat even be? It looks like an option only if you really hate someone.

Go ahead and fuck right off for the “retard” usage.

Yeah, my manual 4-cylinder Accord Coupe has achieved 35-36 on the highway and is also way more fun (in its own way, it’s obviously not a sports car) under spirited driving than a diesel f’ing truck.

This doesn’t look like luxury. A beat to shit old Lexus ES is probably a better deal. 

But 3 speed? My first car - a ‘93 Cutlass Ciera - had a 4-speed.

I did not know that existed until now - it’s a shame that didn’t make it into production!

The manual version would be slower, because there’s no way you can shift as fast as the DCT.

I get that Ford may have lied or gamed the tests - and this should be dealt with - but in this case I’m having trouble sympathizing with the “injured” parties. So what if your big truck gets a few MPG less than expected? An extra $3k over 150k miles? Big deal.

Same. I’ve walked in with the form, handed it to the person at the desk, and they asked “Do you want to test drive a car, or just turn this in?”

how insanely hard, stupid, pointless, high risk and utterly awesome this achievement

Was it as silly as the 2CV rally videos? Because those look like one hell of a good time even if you never even approach 40MPH.

I don’t see how a stick would work in those tight quarters... Yep, you’re right.

But the Vette prolly has a higher average age than a Camry on a model level.

That looks like a body kit for a Saturn Sky/Pontiac Solstice.

That’s what I was thinking - it’s got a C5's front end and an XJ220's rear.

Reminds me of this gem: https://www.theonion.com/long-awaited-baby-boomer-die-off-to-begin-soon-experts-1819564999

A non-Honda dealership down the street from my office had a used Type R with 10k miles - and it was priced above MSRP! It was also sold withing a couple weeks, but I don’t know for how much.

Highlander = Pilot = Pathfinder = Explorer (3-row midsize)
n/a = Passport = Murano = Edge (2-row mid with better engine than compact)
Rav4 = CR-V = Rogue = Escape (2-row compact)