I'm sorry, to me personally this is one of the UGLIEST cars I've ever seen. It just looks bloated and cartoonish to me.

It's a liability issue, not a trespassing/driving issue.

Four words:

The ultimate "local news"/"back 5 times"/deep dive into local situation - the immortal KRON.

Am I the only one that thinks the S7 is better looking than the RS7?

Porsche Panamera, and no im not joking.

Honestly, I like the C300 - in the luxury trim.

Hey, at least they cherish their adverbs.

I'm the guy who can make a cogent and coherent argument, instead of tossing together some word salad in an attempt to sound smart. I stand by my comment that believing losing the wreath betrays the brand's heritage is just plain silly.

That commercial was woefully unoriginal and stupid.

Only Americans think Cadillac is the measurement of anything. The rest of the world uses Rolls Royce as a benchmark.

He's not shifting too low at all. You don't need to hit redline before shifting. The vast majority of people in the UK have only ever driven stick so you're not going to find a mechanic who "can't drive stick properly" there. He's actually not abusing that engine at all despite the speed.

I was thinking the same thing..

The Seat Ibiza Cupra R210. Same engine, but amped up to 210 horsepower.

And in the prettiest of all the subcompact VAG cars, the Skoda Fabia VRS. sex on wheels

For some strange reason I want these made into boxer short patterns.

*realised

As an American driving over there, I've driven/passed this way because I saw so many others do it that I assumed it was 'accepted practice' and not illegal. People yield the center to faster cars with regularity. Nothing 'scary' about it IMO.

It's still a pass... the "right-side pass" is just added here for sensationalism... I often pass cars going 60 or 70mph over the passed car when in Germany... and it's still just a pass...

But he realized something was amiss when he noticed half a tank of gas was gone.