Tack on extra weight, white backed gauges, call it an "S". I maintain that it stands for Shiny.

The Camry can be had in a V6, yes. But not with the XSP package. You'd think the sport package would come with the sport engine, but not in Toyota's world.

Yes, we don't build any wonderful libraries:

Gee can't imagine why anybody didn't think of that before.. :rollseyes:

Audi is already seen as a premium car. VW is seen as a economy car maker because of the original Beetle. Always will be that way in the US..

You should add every VW TDI sold in the USA since 2004 to that list of 100k+ cars that have variable vane turbos...

You don't like the BBS LMs? Well you can just go fuck yourself!!

Least they could do is use black tomatoes...

I flew to Birmingham, AL from Raleigh, NC to get my 2010 Golf TDI. At the time, my local VW dealership told me that Golf TDIs were not available in the US. They had only been available for a month or two, but still the dealership should know that sort of stuff. They just wanted me to buy a Jetta. So I gave them…

I agree, they would compete directly with Rolls Royce and there's plenty of market share left there, in my opinion...

No doubt, nothing here blew my mind...

looks eerily similar to where I grew up in WNC. Except in the winter I'll bet.. :)

There are exactly zero reasons why a school district needs any weapon. Trying to reason why they DO have weapons will only lead to a headache over thinking too much...

I would have totally pegged the area it was filmed in for Western NC or SW Virginia. Was it filmed in NY/Northern NJ?

who is he? A writer of some sort I take it? That bit you copied is quite good..

Inconel has long been used in Formula 1 exhaust manifolds. And if your car is turbocharged there's a good chance that there's some inconel in there as well...

You'd be limited to train for most parts, because they're too large for truck transport. And then some parts wouldn't even fit on trains without special cars and routes.

I'll just leave this here for all to enjoy:

What makes it worse is that its a very simple concept, especially as far as economics is concerned..

Exactly, now imagine if the US didn't directly tax businesses. We would have a huge influx of corporations move to the US. Wouldn't that be great? But no, we'd rather tax the shit out of them because they deserve to pay it. What a farse...