Never knew of the Passat GT. They should’ve made it for more than one year because the 2.0 that was in it was terribly underpowered.

I’d love to see it sitting in the house. That’s such a bummer there’s zero pictures of it!

My mom has been sending me articles about the news and she hopes she can replace her 2011 with a new one someday. 

This is funny. I saw an older man and his grandson cruising around in a blue on blue S2000 this morning. Looked like it was in mint condition.

Shouldn’t the automakers have to give cars for the government to test? Maybe I’m overstepping the reach of our .gov here, but it seems like this should be how all cars are tested. I’m not expecting a niche brand (Bugatti, Rimac, etc.) to give a car for this due to limited production, but I would certainly think…

Probably so.

In newer Fords, for example, they will display a warning to look in the backseats.

I’m the same way. I always check the backseat even if I know my kids didn’t get into my car beforehand.

I don’t know if it’s a good thing or a sad thing that manufacturers are having to put a notification in their cars to check the backseat whenever they turn off their vehicle. 

Has it really been a decade since this happened?

I think the Cyber GTS name fits it well when you look at it. It’s got a strong visual presence, and C-words are quite strong in my opinion (my favorite car name right now is Cullinan).

It was a RR Phantom I got to ride in about a decade ago. Of course everyone wax about how smooth and serene it is, but actually experience it is something to write about.

If they can make a $30k EV, they can bring me a Focus ST for $30k (or less!).

This looks like a blast, but at the same time, I’d be terrified of taking a rogue tire to the face sitting that close. 

BRING ME A NEW FOCUS ST!

So did they finally repave 555? I heard they were and the last time I knew someone who tried to run it, it was rough. 

They are pretty spectacular when they’re warm. 

It was south of Richmond of I75.

It was south of Richmond of I75.

I’d lease one at $14000. 

I don’t know how long it’s been open. We saw a sign for it and needed a break on our road trip to Georgia so we pulled off. The first sign for us should’ve been the line down the exit ramp on the other side for people trying to get in. But we wanted to see what it was like.