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Neutral: The last time I was at a dealership (GM) I was left waiting for 30 minutes while they wandered aimlessly looking for the car I had requested to test drive. The car was listed in their inter and intranet. They found the same model, but not the same trim I had requested (that the system said they had) I

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Take her out for a nice dinner, buy her the lobster. Then lay her back and show her why you had to get the XLT. That’ll help her appreciate the extra space down low. The deck, I mean.

Like any aging Italian, they only get better with time.

They’re exceptionally low. We used them for an assisted transport service specifically for this purpose.

Aptly titled episode! It’s so difficult to go into a show without preconceived notions on how a car show should be filmed, scripted, etc. Normally this takes a few episodes to wrap your head around, but I found Car vs America to quickly establish itself as a very accesible car vlog with better film quality. I look

I’d hope the Ford is better, the Mazda5 is a much older platform.

While DT picked the correct car, I will provide a counter suggestion as I’ve often thought “what if the answer just isn’t Roadmaster?” Well, I’m going to direct you to a non-miserable crossover option.

I’m convinced this has nothing to do with noise and everything to do with people feeling violated by a PT cruiser in their neighbourhood.

I bet if we asked VW to fill the van with jellybeans and cassette copies of Big Shiny Tunes 2 they would right now. The desperation is so delicious, it’s practically X-rated.

When asked why the Bathurst 1000 didn’t have more Aborigine representation, Dean Fiore calming responded, “Many of our races have been won on the backs of our Aborigine team members.”

I agree with everything being said here.

Just going to say this now because everyone has an opinion, and most of it is pretty much noise.

Disregards article, scrolls right down to comment section. Man that’s a pretty car.

That’s interesting, FCA and I have the same outlook on being sporty. I too hangout with all my black friends in an effort to look more athletic. Invariably though one of them calls me “whipped cream” and I just go back to being less sporty.

Well, not in my part of Canada they’re not.

US Mail = Gov’t job = Obligation to suck all the joy out of it = Dumb-ass looking mail trucks. Here in Canada in the land of double doubles we don’t even have mail trucks. We just keep every neighbourhood’s mail at the nearest Tim Horton’s (don’t worry, there is actually one on every corner) and people just get their

No, you’re right it doesn’t excuse them. I’m just pointing out the fallacy of “weed and driving” conversations when we haven’t appropriately had the “doctors are handing out prescription opium and not even telling people to not drive, even though the drugs are worse than weed” conversation.

Being stoned on oxy may not mean you’re weaving, or anything immediately obvious. However, if you’re moving along fine and an old lady steps out into traffic there’s a really good chance you’ll lack the necessary reaction time to stop. First officer on the scene will ask if you’ve had anything to drink. You can say