Americans are sooo damn fat!

White is probably not the smartest color choice for a rolling-coal sedan.

I would roll coal on every bro-dozer I saw if I had this. Actually, can we please start a trend of diesel VWs rolling coal on bro-dozers?

I watched the webcast of the runoffs this weekend. The announcer said one of the top ten qualifiers protested the other nine top qualifiers. (That was a big check to write!)

In what category of Spec racers are the most cheaters found?
As always the answer is: MIATA

No...I'm pretty sure the Mazda 2 and Fiesta actually ride on the same frame. The Mazda 3 competes with the Focus.

And it's not just any Fiesta, this is an XR2i !

Summary of review: "It's a Lamborghini that burns like a Ferrari! It's even so safe that both occupants can escape the car when it's upside-down!"

When I told them they should send me a test car to Budapest, this wasn't what I meant.

Local firefighters attempted to extinguish the blaze for just over two hours before realizing they brought the petrol truck by mistake.

In Forza 4, I have found the AI to crash fairly often. Usually the first corner is a goddamn massacre.

"...probably because I'm the only customer who doesn't get into a screaming argument with the service staff about why they charge approximately the same hourly rate as a former US president on the professional speaking circuit" amazing

I love the sticker on the air bag, too. "PANIC"

This is what happens when Bambi meet Miata!

I really like the 944 NA over the 944 Turbo for heavy track abusin'. No turbo lag and more room in the engine bay for fixing its inevitable breakage. Still infinitely tossable and hilarious on a track.

right? Same goes for my focus. Damn you ford!

somehow heated seats did make it. I never take it for granted. I also never use them as they are never the right temp for my liking.

Haha! Nail on the head. Also I find it funny that they have a "lifetime" timing belt now. They obviously don't expect people to own or at least maintain these cars for more than 160k. Lifetime...pfff.

A logical step for VW. They already have standardized the failure of every electrical component in the car within 5 years of purchase.