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I’ve actually seen this car in person, casually parked on the street. It looked good.

Yea, I saw the steering wheel, too. Wacked and fixed cheaply... which isn’t always a horrible thing, it is a $2500 car afterall.

Not a Mercury.

What an oddly ran exhaust system. The passenger side is pretty much decorative, with some gases routed toward it just for appearance.

Stopped scrolling down after this, going to read about worst $10,000 watches.

The car was moving at 20km/h when this picture was taken and the tachometer is at redline... and all other needles at zero. Interesting.

4Runner Trail. Great truck! Locking diffs, knob for a terrain response system with pictures on it, 2-speed transfer case, lots of ground clearance, and a set of shit all-season tires.

I review cars for TTAC (that's TheTruthAboutCars.com) and Hooniverse.com. I drive all kinds of cars all the time and I don't make observatory opinionated remarks without substance - I could have explained that better, sorry.

Exactly.

Ha, probably. Haven't googled it. I simply don't think that anyone would want to watch anything on that little when such device as an iPad exists.

It's been on Civic for a year. CR-V and Accord got it this year. Works only when stationary.

I usually don't entertain angry responses, but fine: Audi A3.

Buttons! All same size and texture, aligned in rows/columns. Basically, you need to take your eyes off the road if you need/want to press any of them. This is the one thing that truly needed up update/upgrade.

He missed everything from GWB, circe 186th Street north. A shame, as the Henry Hudson is wide, open, and twisty north of the bridge.

'02 Buick Regal GS. Now with a supercharged engine and a HD trans.

It's actually really good, the car is very nose heavy, this balances it out.

The Hooniverse car, without me this time, is running mid-pack.

OMG, I still have this issue!

126p!!!! P!!!! :P