Look, the reason why people have “misunderstood” the BRZ and the FRS, and in some ways the Miata, is because the “Car we Demanded” isn’t the “Car we Demanded”. Through my extensive anecdotal knowledge (fact checking is for suckers), everyone person whether they have driven the car or not has said it would be perfect…

Things you learn when you own the BRZ for more than a week.

Not a single button on the steering wheel, consider me shocked. I can’t remember the last time I’ve seen a plain wheel.

LIES!!!!

Was one of my first video games. Underrated.

Top Gear Rally!

Perhaps stretching the definition of ‘car’, but:

I had a cop tell me that you can also get a DUI for drunk skateboarding since a skateboard is a vehicle. I then asked if shoes were considered a vehicle too, which probably wasn’t smart considering that I had been pulled over for drunk bicycling (since I didn’t want to drive home).

He could have fought that. You can only get a ticket if the bike is motorized. He could get a ticket for being drunk in public as well (I think) reckless endangerment (I forgot what the other ticket is) pending his state of sobriety .

But will it have taillights?

I also know of someone in Ohio who got a DUI for it as well.

Can we stop with the #blessed everything?

Of course not. What sort of crazy person would ever want to give up bacon?

How much better would it be with a manual?

The question probably revolves around the definition of “vehicle.” Michigan doesn’t consider you “driving” on a bicycle (you are a pedestrian).

Then what are they for? Do you think it should be legal to drive 100 MPH down a residential street?

Wearing headphones while driving is not illegal is prohibited in a few states. Consult a local attorney or our buddies at Lifehacker.

When he left the company in 2002, Michelin had become the world’s largest tire maker.

Given the typical quality of Chinese construction, I would have expected them to be able to just roll up the road like a carpet and haul it away.