Neutral:

Serious question without doing an ounce of research:

4th Gear: Mazda Recalls $14,000 [sic] Automatic Miatas for Transmission Issues

Correct. 2015 Outback 2.5i Premium.

In a meeting. Actually LOL’d at the lead photo.

I spotted this one in Los Angeles last November.

A little while back I rented a 4Runner SR5 out of SFO at Enterprise. Other than really liking it, I remember looking at the center console and thinking, “What’s that extra window switch-looking thing? Oh, right! The back window goes down!”

Pay extra for over-the-air activation of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration? Seriously?

I don’t need an M3/M4-slayer. My days as a track rat are sadly in the past.

I think perhaps it depends on where you are.

These are simple cars, and the M44 is fun in a Miata-way. You’d get this one for less than the asking price. I’d take a chance on it.

“My mom puts ketchup on meatloaf. He doesn’t mind.”

...is gone like yesterday’s meatloaf.

Beautiful GT6+. And I couldn’t help but notice the video begins at the Hotel Hi-Ho in Fairfield, CT. My old stomping grounds.

Not entirely dissimilar, but not similar enough.

... walks in, spots car, reads supplemental bullshit sticker next to the Monroney, walks right out...

In many cars you can turn the flashing off. It’s usually buried in a menu somewhere.

I love the look of the Mazda6. I like both of these interiors... except for the iPad glued to the dashboard.

Subaru WRX Limited.

I drove a manual in the SF Bay Area, commuting 104-106 miles round-trip every day. Didn’t bother me. I was in my 20s.