That's a chase scene? Surely, Bullitt was shot in San Francisco when men were men and muscle cars were muscle cars, but this seems more like my commute!

Well, if only they wouldn't spend the gas tax on things other than roads, like, kid you not, reducing a burgeoning deficit!

As a Brazilian who grew up under a military dictatorship, I can tell you that America is starting to look mighty familiar, especially when I go to airports and when I hear politicians of whatever color lionizing the state of whatever level.

Not according to Wikipedia, though it's known to be imperfect. But I read the same on a foreign magazine too.

In Japan the cabbies are Japanese too. Should we make sure that only are the cabbies in NYC Americans but New Yorkers too?

Because this would fulfill the needs of all comrades.

Be it a Crown Vic or big Tiida, both are fugly and crappy to ride on and uncool to be seen getting out of.

Since it's a 15 year-old platform, yeah, really.

Think 6 times smaller.

Ahem, Chrysler's ratings are still JUNK, like its vehicles.

You mean the military that protect us at the rate of $1 trillion a year in peace time, no credible threat for its size and spending more than the military spending of the next 25 countries together? As Gen. Smedley said, it's a racket!

As a Brazilian, I find this ad disgusting. Firstly, for the annoying music. Secondly, for the vulgarity of it all. Thirdly, for the nonsense about "tanajuras" (a kind of ant with a large abdomen), a slang for fat-bottomed women, and seating space. Fourthly, yet another Renault-styled Nissan. Fifthly... aaargh!

I miss heart-clicks...

Citizen, get on with the hysteria!

The undeniable advantage of due process is that we know who did what and whose the dead body is.

Nibbles!

Let me just say that C&D or R&T colorful language is frowned upon by real men. Just stop talking about cars like a sissy about wine!

Need... those... rear tires... warmed up... FTW!

Nibbles!