Ladies in their 40's with girlfriends don't drive trucks - they drive Foresters.

How about "opinions" on this guy being dumber than a fence post? Should we email those or tell him to his face? I bet if I used big words he would not understand it either way.

Except an A6 is not fundamentally a Euro Passat, as they are on totally different platforms. A much better analogy is A3 and Golf. But the thing is, the Golf platform is actually good enough to be an A3, and the A3 is only modestly more expensive than a top-spec Golf. The platform that spawns the Impala is not good…

The "decline" of US luxury marques didn't happen so much as they failed to improve their game.

Is this inside the car or mounted somewhere on the rear? The currently issue with rear-facing cameras (when you're in reverse, with the video showing on the stereo screen) is that they can get dirty. After a couple minor snowstorms and the ridiculous amount of sand debris that was left on the roads afterwards, you…

Keep in mind too, that a lot of dealers are probably pushing back against changes. As far as a lot of the dealerships are concerned, it's the customers that are a problem.

First problem is hype. Every time a new Caddy comes out I go drive it hoping I finally have a legit American alternative. They press hypes them as being great and better than the competition. Each generation of the CTS has improved but none has met the hype from the drivers seat. The ATS is pretty good, but it…

She associates them with the people who actually buy the cars? What's wrong with that?

Take a bunch of men and women, stick them in a small metal can. I wonder how predictable this was?

Gunshot residue in the wound on his hand, Mike Browns DNA and skin in the sharp gripping surfaces on the slide of Darren Wilsons pistol. No wounds consistent with being shot in the back, and a wound in the top of the head indicating he was falling forward after being shot in the chest shows he had forward momentum…

I know, right? If they want to stop getting killed, unarmed black men have got to learn how to behave.....

The interesting thing about this comment is that I see it all the time on stories about off-road vehicles, but rarely about high performance vehicles.

I disagree with this. I have a car with 200 HP and 210 torques. I bought 300 treadwear summer tires for more grip and I still get wheel spin in second gear. I want my power to the ground! Not a damn cloud of smoke.

The SRT Charger and Challenger Hellcat's would like a word with you about their warranty. (5 year 100,000 miles, not that anyone is putting 100k miles on those cars in 5 years)

Cadillac needs to stop copying and trying imitate the Germans, they should be unabashedly american, classy and original.

It's an unfortunate reflection on their own insecurities and multitude of failures. They refuse to learn from every bad decision they've ever made in life and have somehow cultivated an entire political belief system to protect them from themselves. It's a very sad state of affairs that they must have a…

You should not be. Power does not matter as much as you think. That is why you see "normal" sports cars like 911s doing the same lap time as exotic supercars. Or Miatas keeping up with Corvettes at your local track. See Top Gear's Cayman vs. Pagani lap at Monza for an example.

Now if only Cadillac would get the message.

Normally I just dismiss these comments, but I'm curious...how am I an idiot?

THIS.