I hope the Chinese students bring them with them. I live near a state university campus and have witnessed some pretty awful driving by them.

Reasonable third car territory is a 10 year old Miata.

Car dealers are scumbags. Our local shyster, Ricart Ford, ripped off popular, copyrighted music for years on their TV ads. Neil Young finally sued them.

Driving on a track is the bomb. I look forward to my HPDE and track days every year. It is both terrifying and exhilarating. Oddly, I also find it makes me a more sane and calmer driver on the open road.

At least Stewart didn’t kill anyone in this race.

Evans is shrill and truly horrible, and as likeable as LeBlanc is, he has no voice of authority. He will always be dumbass Joey.

I was in a rollover accident and the passenger in the front had his arm out of the car (tapping on the roof to the music on the radio) when we landed on the roof. All he got was big bruises on his forearm, as the metal on the roof “gave” around his arm.

The internet is a wasteland of grammar and spelling. The writers lack schooling in their field and publishers are too cheap to hire real editors.

3rd Gear: Should that read “83 problems per 1000 vehicles, instead of 100?”

I was driving behind a car transporter (oddly, also in Connecticut) and a car rolled off the top row. I was far enough behind to avoid it but, wow, what a shock.

Neutral: Brexit will not happen. It’s just like the Scotland succession vote, or Trump actually getting elected. They make good headlines and debate fodder but common sense prevails.

Note the poor exposure (shutter speed is too slow, girl’s skirt is blurred).

Nobody likes sloppy seconds.

This would be more meaningful if they actually had a car to test.

First off, they aren’t broken. They came within a 3 pt. shot of winning two championships in a row.

He looks like Colonel Sander’s younger brother.

S.A.S. is a windbag. He pretends to be a “serious” journalist but he’s just a douchebag who likes to feel important.

The attention to detail in this production (every week) is remarkable. It’s good to know that craftsmen are still around and that somebody cares about quality.

Honestly I think that’s why pickups sell so well here in the US, because while most people don’t regularly use them to their full capacity as a tool, they have the option to, and they have all the people carrying capacity and luxuries of a car, in a single vehicle.

Just another reminder how fucked up the Middle East is.