This image never gets old.

Cars: 11 understeering*, 13 oversteering = 45,8% vs 54,2%
Bikes: 3 oversteering, 3 fat riders = 50% vs 50%

It comes for free in your pants.

Ummm... you guys are confusing 'classic' cars with 'used' cars.

I now know which one I'd rather own.

Neutral: How Can Volkswagen Be A Hit In The US Again? Much as we love the idea of the GTD, there has to be more than that.

The "clipper bow" (the one that looks like most every ship these days) is designed to minimize the amount of stray coming over the bow in heavy seas. Modern warships have extreme rake to their bows to allow the bow anchor enough room to clear the sonar dome when the anchor is dropped.

Sky light you say...

This. The end.

love the Trip Reset! I would buy it just for that

Poor Panthers. :(

It's for your Beretta, this is a Fiat after all.

If you want the most affordable and the most durable/reliable the answer is truck. A sporty car is great if you want to get dirty and/or want to pay big for parts/service.

Being a technologically-advanced American, I don't understand why struggling to tow a 1900-lb camper behind a 4-cylinder Renault hatch at 30mph down a two-lane road while impeding traffic for four miles is somehow acceptable to you.

If the Chinese want to export to the US, fine. However they must obey the same tariffs they impose on our cars when we export them to China.

The perfect example of how moronic FWD cars are! With that said, I want a go at it!

I rarely use the airbags.

One Truck to rule them all.
One Truck to find them.
One Bro to bring them all.
And in the darkness, Smirnoff Ice them.

It's an oil tank. It either holds engine oil, they are dry sump engines, or it's an oil tank for the rear end. The speeds they turn they have to have a significant amount of rear end gear oil and a heat exchanger to keep the rear end from literally welding all the guts together. It's as close to the center of the car…