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Seriously great photos. The CRV is a nice looking SUV.. but these pictures set it up to look much more interesting than I ever would have expected. Great work! Also, thanks for trying to do something different with the layout.

This CR-V just leap-frogged ahead all compact crossovers in terms of cargo space, efficiency and overall refinement. I’ll be driving the 2017 RAV4 next week, with a full review on Clavey’s Corner, so stay tuned.

So here’s a thing. Some people—wait for it—some people don’t live in New York City.

Dumb shit

America has an addiciton: an addition to buying Subarus.

Oh please. The term “SUV” has become the “Kleenex” of the auto universe. Nobody says “oh that CUV is good looking!” Or “I bought a CUV!” They say SUV. At some point you’re gonna have to stop fighting it, the fight is lost. CUV = SUV to a vast majority of the population.

The first Jedi formed the Order after getting sicked of being friendzoned constantly.

Omg this was my mom’s legit response to the news.

“I wonder if poor Luke got some action...”

THAT’S how the current Challenger should look. JUST. LIKE. THAT.

I want to tell her to calm down but then I think about the seething existential rage I experience at people that walk three wide in hallways and amble, or left lane hogs, or people that take too long to use the sugar/cream station at Starbucks, or people that forgot the form at the Post Office, or try and get on the

Isn’t the whole party trick of the BRZ/86 that it is a “rwd drift machine”? I mean if you want AWD you just buy a WRX instead, no?

Neutral: The traditional dealer system, as we know it, wouldn’t exist today if it wasn’t for laws that basically require it to work this way. Imagine using the “build your own” feature on a manufacturer’s web site, and on the summary page there’s an Amazon-like “buy now” button. After arranging financing (which you

Holy shit - this is just a straight forward informative post explaining the answer to an interesting question. Well done.

I had no choice but to valet a ‘99 Corolla at a fancy hotel (conference center was hosting a work function). Pulled up next to a Ferrari, and was behind a Bentley and a 911. Didn’t bother to take a ticket, just literally tossed the valet the key and went inside, knowing that “the Corolla” would be the only

So, you know, don’t expect to run a fuel line to it and get anything other than a mound of melted and possibly smoldering plastic.

I would love to see a breakdown on the car vs regulatory and union costs.

Has the car gotten more expensive, or has the red tape?

There’s a 12-cylinder recovery program for your affliction.*

Great write-up! I have guided a few friends through the car buying process and a lot of what is listed here is extremely common. I did have a few comments though:

These already exist. Buy a motorcycle, take it apart, upgrade all the parts.

It doesn’t say it in the article, but police say the perpetrator may have been on... Speed.