Well done!

F1 drivers have just as many buttons to twiddle and fiddle with. I have no idea how, though. If I just try to pause using my Driving Force Pro I crash.

It's....beautiful!

+1

Come and listen to a story about a man named Jürg

My opinion of Cracker Barrel: It's the 5th ring of Hell. It has all the ingredients of horrible experience: Lobby overfilled with useless crap to buy? Check.

This! A thousand times, this!

More like: Made in Mexico or Canada by people employed by a companied headquartered in the USA.

6th: Lord Lion-O, your car is ready.

Well said, Matt. I couldn't agree more.

It was the same thing with my MINI Cooper when I first got it. Everyone waved and everyone waved back. With the redesign in 2007, less people waved back. Then came the Clubman, and I got weird looks when I waved. I haven't passed a Countryman on the road in manner in which I could wave, but judging by the…

I had a friend in college who would giggle every time someone mentioned the town of Holden, MA. He imagined a guy named Richard, from the town, with the last name of Hurtz. He would introduce himself like this, "Hi. Dick Hurtz, from Holden."

Coca-cola and Pepperidge Farm Mint Milano cookies.

In related news, BMW has announced the hiring of Nigel Tufnel as Manager of Production. When asked about his production plans for the German automaker, Mr. Tufnel replied, "We're going to turn it up to 11."

I get the impression that that thing is as awkward to drive as it is to look at.

Audi RS3 Sportback. Performance out the wazzoo, nice enough for date night with the wife, four doors for the kids, and some added long-roof-wagon utility. If I had the money, I'd have a sports car driving excitement, a nice sedan for date night and an SUV for mild off-roading and mountain biking. IMO, the RS3 would be…

Oh, nothing much, just blowing past Ferraris and Porsches at 153 mph. How about you?

Enlightening.

As a teenager, I defined myself as a "car owner" with great pride. My first car was a 1989 Honda Civic DX that I got brand new when I was 16. I afforded the payments by busting my butt at my job at the supermarket, stocking and bagging groceries. This car was my life. In my Civic, I was a super man. I was…

By "the people actually doing the work", are you referring to the players? Do you not take the full scholarship into account?