Inferno Orange. I like the color but honestly it was the only CPO manual turbo Sonic in the Metro Detroit area that I could find at the time. First mod is absolutely going to be a cat-back.

Nice Sonic! I just picked up a 2013 LT 1.4T 6MT for myself. It’s a quick little car!

“Gesundheit”

Is “Skyline” starting to become the answer to everything, or is that still reserved for “Miata?”

Agreed! My Cruze Eco is a blast to drive and I get 45-50 mpg on the freeway. It’s a win/win.

Decimals? We don’t need no steenking decimals!

1,000 Jalopnik points for whoever swaps a GSi drivetrain in a Wagonback body.

You can download free and legal Virtual Machines from modern.ie. They have a 90-day expiration after being activated. Just remember to take your snapshot before activating so you can re-activate later.

That photo up top isn't from 2003 — it's an AP photo taken in downtown Detroit on Jan. 1, 2015. In Michigan, the average cost of self-service unleaded gasoline is now $1.97 a gallon, the lowest it's been since March 2009. Nationally, the average hovers at $2.23 per gallon, and in many states it's easy to find sub-$2 a…

Is that Cary Elwes?

Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode I | Normally $3

Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode I | Normally $3

Unfortunately the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions were cancelled.

Just think of it as a DYKG clip show!

Here's a good rundown of all the things you can (or need) to do in order to run [X/L]ubuntu on an Acer C720.

Here's a good rundown of all the things you can (or need) to do in order to run [X/L]ubuntu on an Acer C720.

When I inspected the car, I was stunned at how well it was maintained. There was a new transmission, new transmission cooler, new steel gas tank, modified radiator for better cooling, a massive 70 amp generator, and every bit of the RV was immaculate. The doghouse inside that housed the engine (yes, it's a cab-over,…

Cruze Eco can be had with an auto, but the "Eco" part drops from 42 mpg to 38 mpg.

Can't we just dismantle them and sell off the parts? I mean, they'd no longer be drivable cars, but they'd live on without being destroyed. That drivetrain alone has got to be worth a few thousand dollars, no?

There's an old man down the street from my parents who drove an Isuzu Hombre (S-10/Sonoma) for the longest time. When the i-Series came out, he must have traded in the Hombre for a new i-280. I would not know either truck existed had it not been for this man and his strange taste in small trucks.

Raider was the attractive-but-shy little sister to the fugly-but-outgoing Dakota. I've always wondered why it never sold. A lack of marketing, perhaps?