Sure, but you'd be willing to take that risk, right?

cruise control?! <shakes head in sorrow>

Point =/= this. But fair question.

Cue someone reminding us that millenials don't buy cars because they can't afford them or are too busy buying shiny electronic things or something.

I've always thought that MGs had some of the best looking headlights.

I see what you did there.

Bunch of fargin ice holes.

I ain't afraid of no *wagons*.

Look, I like cars; but don't necessarily need to know how to fix them anymore than liking pussy makes me want to become a gynecologist.

As one of my law professors once said to one of my class mates:

There's a certain irony in that, no?

Guess I should have read down before posting. Sadly, too many BMWs suffered from a defective nut behind the steering wheel.

**Full Disclosure: My first car was an 83 e21 (320i) much like, but not exactly, this one:

generally great cars, but many of them have a defective nut behind the steering wheel.

Right, because it wasn't in the least foreseeable that the Germans, should they have desired to invade France would be particular about marching through Belgium.

I see what you did there.

Jeep — there's only one.

This is right. My wife is on her second MDX (an '04 and an '08 — coincidently or not, our kids are '04 and '07). She's now talking about getting a new one (I assume means a new MDX, because I'm sure they don't do trade ins on kids).

Goodness, such vitriol. Did an R8 run over your dog when you were a kid (which, judging y your comments was 15 minutes ago.

Not that there's anything wrong with it.

This would be crack-pipe at $free.