Virtual reality cannot simulate every sensation.  Until we have full-body haptic feedback suits like in Ready Player One, there will always be something missing in the virtual world.  I say this as an avid VR user.

Implementing that will cost money, not to mention most ATMs still run on Windows XP, and probably literally can’t do 2FA.

From the Auto News profile:

It’s a bird phallus.

But when is it coming to Switch?

As a former MINI owner, take all my stars.

What a lovely looking sedan hatchback.

Also amazingly, the same idiot that did this to Infiniti, also did it to Cadillac right afterward. You know, before he blamed millennials for poor sales.

Here’s my ATM security checklist:

With the GTI’s HP/torque numbers creeping near Golf R territory, it seems to me that the next Golf R damn well better have close to, or exactly, 400 HP to justify the price VW will inevitably charge for it.

You mean it rolls so hard.

And that poor little Fit is hidden behind the other cars, and shoved in the back, like the one friend everyone else in the group secretly hates but they feel bad because he has no other friends.

Here’s a more depressing thought. In 10-15 years, the people who were born after September 11, 2001 will be paying six figures for mid-2000's meh-mobiles.

It looks good, but I’m not sure if I’m sold on it yet.  Maybe the red accents and plaid on the GTI will convince me to upgrade my Mk6 GTI.

The Mk7 Golfs came to the US a year after Europe, so probably 2021 for the US.

$26k is about right for a new GTI... So did he buy it and immediately hate it and trade it in a week later?

I’m glad you are fiscally responsible, but your entirely subjective experience is anecdotal evidence at best. Check Tom’s articles on this site, and do the Google thing. I’ll give you a quick rundown. The average auto loan length is 67 months. One in four loans is between 72 and 84 months, and that in particular is…

An app that is designed to route all traffic through its servers, no less.

That second sentence is terrifying.

Do you think, in your professional opinion, that if people really, really bought cars that were within their means, that new car sales would hit a brick wall?