Whoever answered XM, you are my spirit animal. Now I can take this to my friends who disagree with me and rub it in their face.

Honestly I was going to come here and say the Neon. Uncle had one and it was one of those cheap and disposable cars that you wouldn’t think much about, until you got the dialed-up versions like the R/T and the ACR. I’m genuinely upset that more Americans don’t buy these cars because I forget that buying them justifies…

Whoever said Buick needs to get their reasoning checked. They don’t make fun cars, but they’ve been winning back tons of customers with near-luxury appeal for regular car prices.

If Kamala Harris wins, it’s gonna be this:

I’d hope that summarizing news from a source that isn’t MSNBC or CNN did not put my mental ability into question, but I guess I’m a retard now.

It’s just too bad we gave the money to immigrants so we can put them up in luxury hotels and let them go unchecked committing crimes in our borders.

I honestly think between the V6, hybrid powertrain, polarizing lobsteresque look, and nearly DOUBLE the numbers for production allocation, Ferrari is just trying to ensure the value of their previous halo cars hits unobtainium pricing in the years to come.

Low mileage too! Hurry this deal won’t last!!!!

Unless you really need one, I simply wouldn’t recommend a car. They’re just too damn expensive to own, even if you got yourself a beater and did all the work on it yourself.

Guys, boring is relative. If you lived in a town where nobody owned a car, the person with the Corolla automatically has the most exciting car. Likewise if you’re in a group of people where everyone owns a Ferrari, your Miata which is by no stretch of the imagination boring becomes the least interesting.

May be a little biased since I own an Abarth, but let me just say Fiat 500.

I’m still trying to find a case for those. I saw Tyler Hoover off-roading the Evoque, and while it looked like good fun it looked more like doing a jungle safari at Disneyland than doing a proper trip in an African savannah.

I’ll say this, I was excited when they axed the Buick Cascada. And really, any car in this same competing class (Toyota Solara). I thought it was a great thing, the world is finally rid of sleep-inducing roofless Xanax on wheels that has no business trying to turn the very essence of Scrabble into a thrill ride. We…

The people who wanted a Prius way back when moved their money to Teslas. The new one is pretty sweet and I don’t get anxiety riding around those things.

On the other hand, Teslas (specifically those that are blacked out)....

The problem with pickup trucks being ugly is they still fit the rugged work aesthetic, even if 99% of them are used for hauling kids through the suburbs to and from school and the only heavy duty going into their beds is Pampers. They don’t look great, but they will look productive. That makes a lot of them…

I never knew that the Bel Air made it as a truck.

You don’t even have to do any pre-track prep to shed all that weight either.

Sometimes reading these lists I’m perplexed why certain cars aren’t on there, but given that there’s so many great cars in this category I’m gonna overlook the fact that the Fiesta ST didn’t make this list.

One of my famous sayings among my friends is about how you simply cannot go wrong with a small car, even a modern one because they just get the proportions right. New cars are absolute pigs to drive. It’s hard to mask all that weight with adaptive suspension, torque vectoring and other advanced driving aids when a…

That’s actually true, I saw a Prius and a 500 Abarth in a UK drill video and just flipped.