Not with 0 down...

New wheels and tires for myself (Michelin Pilot Super Sports ftw!), fresh oil, aluminum filter housing, and some VW tire valve caps =)

Mmmmm, Helvetica......

Civic DX crew ftw! My first car was a 97 DX - only options were A/C and an Auto (wished it was manual). I ended up adding things from the higher trims over time, like a gauge cluster w/ tach, factory CD player, center armrest, fog lights, etc. But it was a hell of a car and never did me wrong. Would have still…

Ha! You do know that's not how it ever works right?

I think it has something to with European pedestrian crash safety regulations, actually. BMW is the worst offender though with that terrible hood line. Someone illustrates it perfectly here: http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthr…

So it looks the same and will have the same shit visibility and useless trunk.

Meanwhile, here I am shopping for Pilot Super Sports…

Holy fucking want.

They're on the way! A buddy of mine spotted some being tested over in Tampa.

Yeah, its been at least few years since he sold off the Audi portion. I was just at the Porsche dealer over the weekend actually - there are TWO 918s and a CGT on display!

Man, I hope VW brings that Passat to the US. Such a handsome looking car (and infinitely nicer than the crappy Americanized one we have).

I've met and talked to the owner of Champion many times - super nice guy with a crazy nice Porsche dealer now. He's got signed helmets of from all the Audi Le Mans drivers in the showroom - super cool to see those. Unfortunately he no longer has the Audi franchise though.

You need new wheels every second tire change.

I definitely agree here. It doesn't feel quite right...

Or more importantly, how many are left in working condition lol

Was just going to post this.

MY EYES!!!!!

I've heard the same from family members who are pilots and their colleagues. He mentioned the 737-900's needing to land at upwards of 160kts!

Sure, the Hyundai will get you there in the same amount of time, but the ride won't be as smooth or quiet, the seats won't be as comfortable, and the sound system won't sound as full (among many other things). And if the Lexus is a hybrid model, it may do better on fuel. Oh, and Lexus = Toyota, so I'd be willing to…