Jeremy Clarkson's Motorworld. The whole series is fantastic - even if you ignore the amusement factor of his hair, there are some genuinely cool moments in the episodes.

2nd gear: So...GM will fail again before the decade is out, then? I'm not saying the CEO should worry about gear ratios, but he should be concerned that his company is making a good product. Actually, not a good product - it has to be stellar. Good cars are easy to find, made by companies that aren't a patched-up…

The argument in the article is about which car gamers will buy, not whether you're buying a car. It's more akin to saying, "I played a lot of DOOM yesterday, and now I will get a gun and kill cacodemons because they were fun to kill in the game."

Flyin' Miata is just a fantastic company to do business with, too. Amazing customer service.

If you're in CHO, you're well within me-buying-you-a-beer distance. Don't be surprised if someone with a hint of Texas drawl recognizes you in a bar sometime.

I suspect the difference is this is the most expensive car sold -publicly-.

I immediately assume FBI agent. Possibly police detective in a medium-large city in the midwest. Definitely law enforcement.

And the Tiburon didn't earn them any real love, other than from a few fanboys with Tuscanis. I like the car, but if it performs on a level not coincident with its looks, it will turn into a joke.

They're OK, but they're not great. It's 2011, less than 400hp puts you in proletariat-luxury sedan territory, but Kia is styling it for a higher class, and they'll need a real engine to get there.

It didn't look good new, and it hasn't aged well. Buy a Maserati badge off ebay, glue it to your Dodge Aries, and enjoy the style and reliability you deserve. Get a lazyboy for the living room and you'll take care of your leather fixation, too.

Ok, I understand that trying to stop it with your feet is useless, but I feel like the real morons are the cops behind. Without brakes, what do they expect him to do? Run into a light pole? That hardly seems intuitive for your average driver. They should have pulled in front and stopped him with their car, he…

That's fantastic. Do that, and in 30 years maybe I'll buy my first Caddy.

I like it. If a brand like Cadillac wants to survive, they can't just follow the example other brands have set. If they spend their efforts trying to sell a car just like a Lexus, they will just have a boring, efficient car that won't sell as well as a Lexus.

Step 1: live with parents.

I suspect they're busy at the moment.

I can't be the only one here childish enough to giggle at the Smart "ED", though I might be the only one with enough dedication to juvinility to come up with "Electrile Dysfunction".

Mazda claims their Sky-D won't need urea to meet EPA regs. Sounds like Honda needs to get on the damn ball.

It's all about disposable income. Nobody would think twice about some farmer in Idaho hooning a sawzall'd Chevy Cavalier in an empty parking lot. These guys have a lot more money, and when they're done with their expensive toys, they auction them off for charity. I dig it.

This is the key. Smoking a cigarette is like driving a corolla while doing your makeup. A real driver is more akin to the guy who smokes a good cigar every once in a while, or enjoys pipe tobacco.

Yeah, but these are fucking awful rules.