Agreed. Although the starting QB at our university was in a number of my engineering classes at the time (our school wasn’t anything special in the sports rankings though) but it is safe to say that most of the athletes are not majoring in the engineering half of the campus.

Wut?

I need a video of this hooning about. For science.

There’s nothing more Modern American Millennial Content Creator than living in squalor while your parents have a summer home in Europe.

100% agreed! Here’s my favorite 90's Toyota green - Imperial Jade Mica <3

Every time I’ve seen one, it has looked pretty slick, clean, and modern. It’ll look dated for sure if you find a gold colored one with the original wheels.

I did reset the code. The thing is, the OBDII won’t let you get the smog test until it’s run long enough to ensure the code isn’t coming back.

Education and a high standard of living isn’t free.

There is no such thing as too much parsh. Everything should be maximum parsh, all the time.

Oh thank God, I came to post this same thing.

it’s pronounced “echo-sport” as opposed to “ekko-sport.”

This sounds like the classic finger-pointing exercise you’d expect from a company with an software development (or any IT function) mentality.

The Platypus!!

A Ferrari-engined Italian car that gets passed back and forth between car reviewers has had some trouble?

Tell me about it. My gti is sitting around 280hp and 340lbs of torque and it feels like I could easily add more no problem. I can’t imagine having that with awd in a wagon

You can throw the turbo from a gti or golf r in those things with a tune and a few supporting parts and get very nice power numbers

Why are you so salty about this

I have a GTI that has basically the same interior as the Sportwagen/Alltrack, of course, the space behind the rear seats is larger in the wagon. I can fit two car seats in the back with no problem. If the driver or the passenger in the front are very tall that could be an issue.

I’m impressed that Florida Man is wearing a helmet.  Good on him.