HAHAHA! a.placebetween.us can't tell the difference between a town called "Hot Coffee, MS" and a coffee shop.

I've been saying for years that VW should be selling the Superb here instead of the Passat. Especially now that the Jetta has gotten bigger and more luxurious, there isn't much incentive to buy the more expensive Passat. The Superb is based on the Passat, is several inches longer, and quite a bit cheaper. I want…

Bout time Dodge dropped the toylike bubbles and curves off of their trucks. the Ram is BACK!

Can I get it in Yellow with 2 big black stripes going down the hood?

Bullshit, Jonny. I'm calling it.

yeah, Gizmodo's coverage seems pretty stagnant.

Worthless. There will be no rear headroom, rearward visibility will be nil, the gas mileage will be horrible, and despite its too high ride height it will still be worthless off-road. Stick to cars and bikes, BMW, you've already proved thats all you're good at.

E in my TDI means I have just under a gallon left, so about 40 miles.

Very boy-racer like, isn't it?

Though, I'd still rather have a Spyker C8. Its all about the bling.

Yeah, but at top speed, the F1 gets better gas mileage. Al la better for the environment?

The V12 TDI will never make it, and the V10 will probably be de-tuned. Lets not forget that VW won't let the R8 compete for sales with the Bugatti Veyron.

The show is going to tank. I give it one season before reruns are being played on Spike TV channel.

Throw in a turbodiesel and I'd sell my organs for one.

Being from Mississippi, it was just nice to see someone else being made fun of for once.

I'm pretty sure you can be charged with open container in Mississippi. Several of my friends in college were charged with it.

AH Chevy. They make an artform of making seemingly exciting cars very boring. Way to live up to true Super Sport potential. Drop a tiny Supercharged V8 in that puppy and you'll have my attention.

Well, VW has let quality slide with shoddy build quality coming from their Mexico plants. They option up their compact cars so that they cost more than many similarly equipped japanese midsized autos. The Service departments need a good solid boot to the backside to get them off their high-horses and get them back to…

NAAAA! The Canola Rollaz were NOT running on Biodiesel, they were running on Vegetable Oil. There is a difference!