I don't see why so many people on here claim to be "anti-cyclist". That's just their preferred mode of transportation, just as mine is via automobile. Cyclists have the right to be on the road, and as they're far more exposed than us drivers, and they deserve to be treated as such. Whenever I'm passing a cyclist, I…

Hey, at least it's probably so under-stressed that it'll still be running by the time I hit retirement age and decide that Lexi are what I really want after all...

YOLO.

I never have. I've only been pulled over twice, though.

I was wondering the same thing. After a bit of research, I've determined that (in this context at least) it means Road Traffic Collision.

That's pretty damn impressive. I think that the eyes are a bit better on the one from Casey's post.

Hell, I'd say that's worth $600.

I suppose some of us like to think a little creatively. I'm sorry to hear that you're not one of those people. I'm sure you aspire to be as wonderful, imaginative and thoughtful as the rest of us, and I truly hope that you can someday reach your goal.

The STIs receive revised engine transmission and suspension tuning to further provide them with amazing off-road abilities. I'd definitely say they're more capable than other cars. Regarding the factory road-racing team, I can see where you're coming from, but I still just can't get behind it. They built that car for…

Lol, his photo is definitely a little distracting...

I run Windows 8 on a desktop machine without a touchscreen. I'm excited for this device for the interactivity with the metro interface as well as all the extra things that you can do with it (like that 3D drawing) as well. This device is more than a touchscreen replacement.

The one that I find baffling, is when people lower their WRXs or STIs. Why on earth would you buy a car with "World Rally Cross" in the name, then proceed to completely neuter it? If you want to buy a quick car that is acceptable to have lowered, go for a Civic, Supra, or even a fucking BMW.

Perhaps the Z8, as well.

If you opt for an S1, it wouldn't have a V12, sadly.

I live in a fairly nice neighborhood of townhomes in Hillsboro, OR, and I drive a 1987 Sentra. It's well maintained, and has a set of nice (not gaudy, perhaps a wee bit too big - they're 15s) wheels, and I love it to death. It does however stand out a bit against the beigekrieg of Mercedes, BMWs & Lexi parked around…

It looks more mortified than sad to me.

It indeed has 4 wheels. My vote goes here.

Now to round up the rest of the Grand Ams...

If I hadn't seen that faith-restoring Russian dash cam video that was posted a couple of weeks back, I wouldn't have believed the father when he said that other people will always immediately stop.

Lol, yeah...will be "built".