Also this:

But one lesson was not learned:

E38 FTW. Just look at it. Last of the classic BMW design language.

This is very relevant to me. I have a 1993 Toyota truck right now. I love it, but it’s been driving me crazy with little failures lately. If they came out with something better, I’d probably buy it. Here are the parts I care about.

I still want this truck.

Any story on that Aston Martin that was behind you in Princeton?

I’m seeing a lot of “estimated,” I think that’s how.

It seems like keeping a turbo option throughout the lineup would be a good idea since so many are sold in high altitude areas. I really wish I had a turbo on my 2015 Outback

You’re ill-informed.

That’s such an awesome commercial for such an uninspiring car.

Too bad they don’t follow that XV commercial up with a tagline that says “Hey, you like this!?! You want this!?! Well screw you if you want a turbo engine and a stick!!!”

No.

I think the fact that Iraq didn’t just not turn out so well but ended up being among the primary catalysts for a global jihadi insurgency actually does really matter. I’m no bleeding-heart liberal by any means, but we profoundly misjudged that situation, and the foolhardiness we displayed when we “slammed them up…

With your military avatar, it’s obvious it’s you who is the brainwashed one. Just keep never questioning authority, just keep supporting the apartheid states our allies are perpetuating and just keep believing in the supremacy of this piece of shit country.

Real Porsche guys use and abuse the shit out of them. They don’t even wash them. Only the douchey Porsche owners make a spectacle about keeping the car spit polished and presentable.

As a former VW owner i say this, the diehard VW fans will buy this year. But to get the next 6 years of sales, the PREVIOUS generation of VWs has to be as reliable as the japanese competition.

Chevy Cavalier.

Aaron, just wanted to say thanks for keeping this list all facelifts and not gen-changes

Old luxury is best luxury