@jmurph05: Somewhere in Langley, VA your name just got added to a list…

@irishman72: Yes, but they added "le" to the end. More letters=better

BRE Z? I thought Plymouth made that.

Both are roughly the same size but there is more variance in soccer pitches.

@kidd38s: Lighter than air? Hey that gives me an idea. I should fill my tires with helium to reduce unsprung weight

I drive a turbocharged VW. The dipstick and I are very well acquainted.

The blacked out window trim is an improvement.

@Shamoononon: I think CV refers to Confederate Veteran and the plate is for "Sons of Confederate Veterans"

According to the chart, the SUV uses four gallons per person to travel 350 miles when carrying the driver and three passengers versus the 737's 4.5 gallons assuming that every seat on the plane is filled. Also, takeoff, landing and taxiing affect the plane's fuel consumption and it's not clear if that was accounted…

@philibuster: We don't know, an M3's turn signals have never been used.

One of the most unexpected cars I saw on my recent trip was a similar vintage Buick Century (or it could have been whatever the Oldsmobile equivalent was) in Montenegro. How and why it got there is beyond my understanding.

@wagons plz: My wife and I got a ride from the airport in a 307 wagon. Nice inside, easily fit all our luggage. Manual transmission, of course. The A6 that took us back was a bit more posh though.

@southernscrew: Who else is playing this game, exactly? What other truck is there that you can drive off the lot and do what the Raptor does?

@LFOT: I thought of an old model T

@Peugeot 504 - the Car for Nigeria: Eh, I was too busy enjoying the Croatian coast with my new wife to care too much.

@Roberto G.: It's a big improvement in looks, anyway. I guess that little car-rental place in Dubrovnik needs to update its fleet. On the other hand, you don't want to look too flashy when you have an infant-carrying gypsy woman knocking on your window for a handout.

@jark got passed by a Dacia?!: In case any of you stateside are wondering what the current Spark (Daewoo Matiz, I think) looks like. Adding to the ignominy was the school bus yellow paint job.

I drove a "Chevy" Spark around Croatia and Bosnia and I definitely wouldn't recommend it. Power windows up front, crank in the back, knocked my wife's knee every time I shifted into 5th gear, had to thrash the engine to get it up to 100 km/h. I think the Dacia Logan driver laughed as he went by.

This is the most tempting NPOCP I've ever seen.

Jeep needs to get the tooling for the XJ back from China or wherever it went and start making Cherokees again. Are you listening Sergio? And I don't want to hear any excuses about CAFE, NHTSA or any other acronyms.