The linked article on BMW describes recalling 32,000 cars over 2 which actually caught fire. Speculators think Tesla might have sold 25,000, and of that 25,000 it's up to, what, five or six now which have caught fire. Jeep sold 94,000 Wranglers in 2010 and people fucking exploded when just eight went up in flames. The…

This isn't strictly a Mazda move. Generally the first misspelling takes you through some redirects (a lot less smooth than it should be) to Mazda, but repeated attempts will take you to alternate sites like CarDealersTrade.com and even a TurboTax ad.

Ferraris cost, what, hundreds of thousands of dollars? And for that, you're getting this dedicated racing machine. It's pretty much accepted when you hop in a Ferrari, this is a vehicle that takes skill to drive.

Oh my god these American companies do one thing right and then they become stupid dickheads again.

Aren't BMW, CadillacGM and Nissan the only ones with $35k sports cars?

Is 8GB even enough to hold Borderlands 2?

I cannot see the man in this ad as anything other than crazy, because of that show.

Sight has about nothing to do with it. It's for a short film - it's supposed to look populated.

If Toyota wanted a sports division, they'd probably use the TRD name. Like with the TRD Pro lineup of trucks that just came out. They plus side to that is Toyota wouldn't have to spend money on ads to redefine the name.

Well, I mean, the old farts on the site only know how to fix cars because their shitty domestic Comets and Chevelles only lasted a couple hundred miles. I would imagine the average car buying experience involved a trip to the dealer, to buy the car, a trip to the mechanic, to fix the oil leak, and a mad dash back home…

Which will make it a solid snowplowing truck.

Someone who's run the company for a month makes less than a guy who held the job for two years? I'm... shocked. So shocked. Like, oh my god. Jesus Christ. So much shock.

Okay, so does the 4Runner not get the V8 engine? That's lame.

The Dodge Grand Caravan's starting MSRP is a whopping five dollars higher than that of the Nissan NV200. For that five dollars you wind up with a V6 against the NV200's 4-banger and more space with the seats folded down. Oh, and you could put the seats up, so you don't have to buy a separate passenger van, you could…

Mercedes made aerodynamic sedans. I have yet to find out why this is such a big fucking deal.

I mean, no one's really created anything new.

Fuck fucking no.

Hey, I'm a bit redneck. I like trucks. I'd take a beater Expedition over a brand new V6 Accord. And for the most part, I try my hardest to stay American with brands.

I think Chevy has a long way to go.

Of course, they show as little of the 200 itself as they can. Because it kind of ruins the whole vibe to show American style, then cut to a thing that looks so fucking European.