I welcome autonomous cars... finally I’ll be able to use the passing lane as a passing lane! I welcome them for the day when I am 90 and would like to drive without the worry of driving.

No GM coal powder Turbine car?

I was going to say its when you build a car that is better than your languishing competitors. WRX is getting long in the tooth and without its Evo rival its sense or one-up-manship has disappeared. Maybe the RS will fill the void and spur on Subaru, but its unlikely.

Google know’s where it is, but doesn’t know the breadth of width of the construction. Just like it knows there is an accident but not the severity of it. As a side note Google Maps knows because its linked with Waze App and state/gov information networks.

Its going to be interesting to see what happens. So many “unknowns” out there to deal with, particularily around construction. In the US I’ve noticed highway construction is very well defined with lots of signs, cones and markers. But up in Canada, like I said, it could be just an flashing arrow board and no cones;…

I always wonder about how the car knows what lane you are in. I understand a lot of them use sensors to see the lines and keep you within them. Now, how does the sensors see the lines if its the dead of winter here in Canada? They couldn’t rely 100% on GPS and what would occur if there is construction? Many times on…

So no BD-5 Micro?

Now... supercharge this and the Ninja lineup is complete... :D

Oh so many memories of the original Star Wars Battlefront and Shadows of the Empire!

As Mock the Week has reported about VW’s case,

You amuse me a lot. Where did I come off and say that all cars should be horsepower monsters? Did I say that boring cars should not be reviewed? This is a race website, among other things like Motorcycles, aircraft and military hardware.

Seriously? You’re commenting on a blog site dedicated to informing car lovers; people who have irrational love for cars beyond the typical person. And you’re asking who I have contempt for? Take a guess

Sarcastic to convey contempt.

Hence my comment. All you wrote was a nicer, round about way of what I said. An Accord is a car for people who want a car. They know the brand, the model has been around forever, and they are priced so you don’t have to quibble over price.

Do you know nothing about cars? Don’t care about driving dynamics? Have kids? Don’t want to worry about maintaining a car?

Oh please Oh please do the same treatment to the Big Boy... I love +1L bikes!

Think the author was looking to use “would” have, instead of could or should. Its actually pretty lazy English grammar error for a writer.

Hold on, are we thinking its a Miata fighter, or is it in response to Mazda’s new sports coupe? I’d like to think its in response to that. Mazda knows how to sell cheap, fun cars to the masses and Toyota desperately needs to get back into that game.

Oh and I forgot to add, the numbers are backwards because you are likely reading an incorrectly scanned slide negative from that era.

Its a simple numerical filing system used since the 1950’s, you can see a similar type used by the Navy of that era here.