The engine of god and the chassis of...god.

I mean, technically, everything around us has become more expensive, but our wages really have not risen accordingly. I don’t think the future of “affordable” cars is an uprising against the “costs” of these cars. There’s plenty of room on a $32k vehicle for the dealer to make it affordable for most. Another…

Shouldn’t Lauda keep quiet? Instead, he’s stirring the drama, and there’s no need for that AT ALL.

I’ve driven a beastly F-Pace in the real world, but wonder how a Bentayga is.

I agree. Someone really went to some extent to make that look like a cop car—if indeed it’s fake. The rear plate surround is what tells me that it’s “too correctly codified.”

Transmissions shift quickly enough nowadays that the engineering, research, and design put forth to get your car shifting according to *triangulation sounds pointless.

To all those who say “you have a better chance of getting shot in Chicago than dying on a Divvy Bike,” you’re still right for the most part, but the odds have shifted just a bit.

Actually I think he did a huge favor and set a precedent for the cops. What the hell was he going to do to that lady in a four-wheeled weapon? He does have it all on film and I don’t blame him one bit. Asshole drivers out there everywhere need to learn how to share the road, let alone—learn the fucking rules.

Instead of putting barriers and walls completely around all TRACK HAZARDS, like tractors and odd objects, they’re putting halos on the car. So, for instance, even with a halo, you may still slide off and hit a tractor. Stupid.

It’s actually terribly annoying that the author of this article did not respond to me.

Good—because when it’s real it’s real, so why not practice as such. Good practice for all media operators and couch potatoes this morning.

For reasons I can’t think of, Lamborghini—and all exotic manufacturers—should start to regulate who can buy, new or used, their cars. It’s becoming a bit absurd.

Yes, you can say whatever you want, but the facts remain.

Nothing against some idols, but if they’re not drinking and driving, shooting themselves, or being involved negatively with a woman, NFL players are not wearing their seatbelts.

So, I can have my car fixed for free by VW, or I can allow them to buy it back from me? Can I opt to keep the car without having the free fix?

yes, luck was on their side as far as the fact that they didn’t hit such a huge moose.

Exactly. From the gif, it appeared to be about the height of an X1, but seeing the full video, it’s a bit higher riding. They’re super lucky they’re alive/that was a smaller moose.

Honoring mileage marks checked into system during dealer checkups? If I was at less mileage than they estimate “”, will they honor my lack of driving?

Warning: more descriptive gifs mean less headline clicks.

As a camp counselor in Maine, we were always reminded by the state police, who would come to educate us about the law of Maine, to hit a deer, but swerve for a moose. If this were an X5, I’d say, “oh wow good shit,” but this little X1 driver is lucky to be alive. I’m not sure why someone wouldn’t head to the left. Is…