That or display symptoms of the Stockholm syndrome with an unwarranted lust for the Roadmaster.

Hear, hear!

Fiat Stilo??? Are you clueless? Italians hated this car for being more of a Gold than a Fiat. It was consequently a sales flop and was quickly replaced by the much more Italian Bravo MkII.

There's help out there.

If anything, it's a parody of Rendezvous, since he's drove unlike Lelouch, but like his grandfather through Paris.

Granted that the some of these switches should be elsewhere, but when BMW figured out that switches are appealing to jalopniks, its target market for the Mini, they made generous use of them.

Indeed, leather is an expensive option in a BMW. It comes standard with imitation leather, AKA some vinyl of sorts. But when did I say that BMW has a benchmark interior? Far from it.

You're thinking of BMW. Check out other European brands and the Japanese ones. After feeling the leather in a Lexus, the Cadillac's feel like sandpaper.

Who mentioned BMW?

All that interiors with hard plastic have done was to make the whole wide world laugh. Honestly, there's a reason why Cadillac's aren't sold at all or well outside the US: there are much better options out there. Something that many Americans realized too.

Deja vu?

This is downright scary when the NDAA has just been signed and has culminated a somber regression in America's history.

Only in today's America, where people are treated as inmates at airports and arrested without right to counsel or trial, would someone to venture to call common crime terrorism.

I just never check email after hours or on weekends.

You know, you can always put the shifter in "2" in heavy traffic. Then again, I dare you to say the same after driving for a day in Sao Paulo's 50 mile-long typical daily traffic.

I'd like to invite die-hard fans of manual transmissions to drive in the traffic of Sao Paulo, where the average speed is 6MPH, turning short hops into stressful nightmares, and seldom is 3rd engaged.

Al of them dully financed with tax dollars after press releases designed to scare America, which promptly showered Kim a dozen billion of greenbacks a year.

And surely America would never lie about the superiority of its enemies of choice.

Has Iran said it? Where? Or did commentators say it isntead?

Indeed, because the actor deserves not to be remembered, but Inception's director and writer, Christopher Nolan.