Not true. A lot of European cars require clutch-in to start too. I think all VW, Audi, Skoda cars do.

No worries, we’ve got a few of those as well. ;)

But I like my gauges. Please don’t take physical gauges away.

Europe drives manual. So that should cover it.

No diesel passenger cars in China. There are a few private imports smuggled in but that’s pretty much about it.

Apparently, any way that pleases your self is OK.

And somehow the greatest T-shirt in history on mankind is... beige.

Middle one has a turbo charger. Rest is naturally aspirated.

Columns: all three engine configurations come with 4 wheel drive.

Is it just me or wheels are too small and rubber too skinny?

And that’s how Jalopnik got the banned by Audi.

Like a battalion or two of tourists with some heavy anti-aircraft and anti-ship capabilities.

First Toyota and their pickups, now Sony and PS4... sneaky Japanese...

I didn’t know Irish is a race now.

Now this Volvo is a shooting brake, not a wagon. But I do agree, wagons are cool. Shooting brakes even more so.

It’s an almost-wagon!

...especially in brown, am I right?

I love that steering wheel!

Orlove orloved. What’s the news here?

I’ve seen those or very similar ones here in China and thought ‘oh, well, another knock-off’. But as it turns out, they are the real thing... oh, well.