IMO this strangely favors the Isuzu Vehicross.

"The Roadster had an old generation battery," Musk told AE. "We'll upgrade it to a new generation battery pack and it should have a range of about 400 miles, which will allow you to drive from LA to San Francisco non-stop."

Of course the arrow is turned up when not in use. It would turn down for what?

Oh that? That's the turn-up indicator. It indicates that the driver is indeed "turnt up."

I've been doing this lately and suffering for it. But late at night, when the rest of the family goes to bed, it feels like a luxury or a sacred time when I have quiet and space to myself. I guess I could go to sleep earlier and wake up earlier, but that's just crazy talk.

Put some truck nuts on it and you can be the only Deutchbag in the country.

"ATS is now Q3.

I thought the parking app for dicks was called Grindr.

Your buddy's aunt? If she does it why aren't you doing it? Also $63 an hour for a $19,244 payment means 305 hours. 305 hours in a month means almost 80 hour work weeks. You suck.

Years ago I stopped at a rest area in Connecticut in the middle of a drive from NYC to Boston. Walking in, I admired a Miata with its top down and I fondly remembered the times I'd gotten to drive one and I envied the owner. As I walked past, I looked in and noticed it was an automatic. I shook my head in…

This is awesome, I just hope nobody tries this in San Francisco cause no brakes with those SF hills means someone is gonna have a bad day.

Reasons to buy a GTI instead:

I cannot believe that ABS didn't make the list. This is widely taken for granted.

It's an amazing car, and it works in Europe. But, like the Phaeton, it's an impossible sell in the US. Americans won't pay $35K for a Passat no matter how nice it is, because it doesn't have four rings on the grille. And yet, they complain that the $22K Passat we get in the States feels "too cheap." Pleasing American…

The Toyota Crown is the brother from another mother to the Cadillac DeVille.

Like you mentioned, C63

Holden Ute.

HSV Maloo. It's a pick-up truck combined with a Muscle Car.

No mention of the actual first iPhone, the Moto ROKR?

As a proponent of bench seating, this is something that I can get behind.