The danger to the manifold, obviously.

A Bugatti, but only if you buy the coordinated yacht that goes with it...

99% sure this guy ends up drifting outside of Tokyo with his dads restomodded American muscle...

An old challenger/charger totally compares with a new challenger, as long as you’re using it to identify insufferable V8 snobs.

I find this also to be true with home repairs. The more time I spend in my basement, the more time I spend making it nice. So far, I’ve got primer on the walls and a camping chair to sit and watch TV in.

False. The EPA does use them in mileage calculations. Their benefit depends of the vehicle, but not running the engine does consume less fuel than running the engine.

Touched by Jeepus. Picking on the boss. Encouraging David into another adventure.

2009 Subaru Impreza 2.5 (i.e. Not a WRX).

It looks like a visualization of the Q-criteria, which is a method of identifying the turbulent structures (there’s a lot of description of this, but it is roughly a measure of rotation v shear stresses in the fluid).

That’s a separate issue. You probably loaned it to Clarkson for some silly reason.

Having been lost in rural Virginia at midnight in the fog, this sounds terrifying.

This...

1) Current Chevy Suburban - The suburban seems to get better with every generation, and its good to have a people/kid hauler around. I love these things. They’re comfy. They drive well. And if you’re not an idiot, you can actually park them in most places.

All things considered, it could be worse...