You took that joke way too seriously. He was joking about the F35.

"Of the 15 major automakers surveyed, Hyundai Motor Company can lay claim to having the worst ratio, with 1.15 vehicles recalled for every model sold since it introduced the Excel to U.S. buyers in 1986."

No, that statement does not imply percentage at all. Recalls include unsold cars, and Hyundai wasn't always the up…

Except there was no % after 0.93 in the original picture to denotate that. In this case, 0.93 implies 93%. That aside, 97 million out of 104.7 million is 93%, so you can draw your own conclusion from the raw numbers.

Honestly, I liked the Evo. Blasphemy, I know.

That would be awesome. I would go and buy a Year of the Evo Mirage right then and there.

Which sucks, because I think both the STi and Evo are fantastic cars and I would love both to be in my driveway.

Shhh! I have a swapped L sedan and they're getting harder to find too!

Nooooooooo why? I'm still saving up to get a coupe to go along with my sedan! :(

Jeeps, Levis and Coca Cola. My favorite combo!

Ferrari and Danica Patrick...guaranteed spontaneous combustion?

From the OEM information systems I have access to, recalls are really more of an ongoing thing from those companies. Toyota actually does service campaigns and recalls fairly consistently. Better to be proactive than to suffer large-scale recalls like this anyway.

Chances are NHTSA is doing a thorough audit of GM. Usually potential issues would get resolved quietly through service campaigns, but I'm guessing the government has GM in their sights. Every manufacturer has a fair bit of this going on, but the focus isn't on them.

As a technician, I now understand why some parts are designed the way they are. Because somebody's ego got in the way.

I learned with a Miata, because Miata is always the answer.

They drive like jackasses in Southern California.

Can't say I'll ever be in Philadelphia, if you're ever in the Orange County/Los Angeles vicinity, I'll buy you a drink.

Canadians everywhere will appreciate this.

And it just gets rarer! European who likes classic muscle? You sir, are a unicorn. Ah, what I wouldn't give to have the manual be the norm over here. There would be so many options buying used...

A European who likes Pontiac? We should be friends.

Zing!