Actually, yes. It’s called a code of ethics. It certainly wouldn’t have stopped VW from finding another less ethical engineer, but it would have kept him out of prison...

I say it will be good. Road Atlanta would be a great F1 track.

A good answer!

Indeed, but well-worn (not destroyed, like mine, but worn) suspension has its own charm too. There was something pleasant in my Volkswagen’s ride when it started getting all soft and bouncy.

Had a college buddy that owned a Fiat 128SL that he absolutely hated. Off-roaded the thing until it fell apart and had a good time doing it. He called it “Fiating” with his four-wheeler friends.

We don't need no stinking bushings!

I really enjoyed this sort of thing with my Golf TDI when I lived in Kansas - it tackled hellacious winters like a champ, and it was wicked fun playing “rally driver” while skipping across the unpaved dirt roads of the Middle-of Nowhere, Midwest.

I’ve said it before, and I’m saying it now; You can take any car off-road...its how many times you can do it that’s the issue.

WE ONLY DRIVE CARS IN SPORT MODE

Calm down. This thing doesn’t have enough power to ruin your paint or anything like that. It only has enough guts to put wax on a car. That is all. The real problem with this is that people will buy this thing and think they are actually ‘buffing’ the paint. . .which it will never be able to do.

Calm down. This thing doesn’t have enough power to ruin your paint or anything like that. It only has enough guts to…

Unless they turn it into a 4 door convertible...

Nah, that’s pretty accurate. But Americans like mediocre cars with perceived value.... As long as VW keeps bringing the GTI/Golf R over, I don’t give a shit about their mass market product.

ha, burn!

You are so sued right now. Hope you like bankruptcy.

Stef you should probably also mention the fact that the #73 was on GTD pole and had the fastest lap in GTD during the race.

I call the sit-down ones “boatercycles.”

Bless my eyesight. I didn’t even notice the people in the picture until reading your comment. I even looked at the paragraph mentioning it in the article, scrolled up, gave a muted groan, and scrolled down again. That’s amazing!

The fans at the 10th Civic forums had a much better idea last year.

Thirty years later, my stick Integra LS 4 door hatchback is back! Yay!

Dear ‘Murricans on Jalopnik - please stop being stupid. Can You? Please?