The only part of the interview with the Audi guy that made any sense to me was the part about wheel inserts for aero. The rest is gobbledy gook design-speak. 

The attorney only needs one knuckle dragging coal roller out of the jury to get his client off and he knows this. 

This. I drove an ‘11 Audi A8L and then a ‘15. The rear seat reclined, had controls for radio/front right seat/HVAC etc. I loved that car, but never got to enjoy the rear seat comfort package that it came with (bought CPO so not my selection). 

Dead battery = lots of issues with plenty of cars. There is a sticky thread at the top of the 981 forum on Rennlist for how to open the frunk to charge a dead battery when the frunk release itself is electric because so many people have had the issue. Hint- it involves (to make it easiest) jacking up the car, removing…

Acura ZDX is a great one. About the same time, Acura brought out a smaller CUV to go head to head with the BMW X3. But it had a turbo 4 cylinder engine at a time that even POS Kias of the time were offering V6 engines on compact crossovers and mid size sedans. Gas was cheap and it was V6 everything. The RDX was…

GTS makes sense as a new car trim- Porsche for once does something that brings extra value to its pricing scheme by bundling all the track/enthusiast/go fast goodies into one trim that is actually cheaper than paying for them individually. That said, people with GTS trims on the used market think they have a GT car…

That will get you a 997.2 which is a fabulous car. That said, $60k also buys you a 981 Boxster. If you HAVE to get an auto, PDK is the best on the planet in a fun mid engine platform. 

Hopefully it was over quickly for her. 

Is it a good thing that I actually knew what the Q50 was when I read the headline? At least knowing how this old thing is still on the market made me remember what the new Q naming scheme garbage that Infiniti did when they changed the name from G35. So if the headline was anything other than “this thing is old” I…

Red white and blue? We are just trying to keep the plane from being humped by Trump.

Also just throwing this out there- I have no idea who this author is- assuming he is new to Jalopnik? Quite a way to introduce yourself to the readership with a contradictory hot take on a well loved model. 

Gotta love the pop up ad WITHIN the survey window that I can’t scroll to find the x to close it out so I can’t vote NO DICE on yet another car that is someone else’s project. Eff Kinja and th bastards who ruined the GMG sites

This is a well thought out, rational, nuanced, and balanced comment. What they hell are you doing on the internet?!?!

If the cop called in back up, why didn’t they block his car in with their cars instead of breaking the windows and freaking the guy out? Guy is an asshole, cops handled the situation wrong, kid is dead. Everyone sucks. 

Considering I use my Cayman for everything from hitting the track to shuttling kids to soccer to getting groceries and putting them away in the frunk: where is the engine?

The author might have a heart attack if I shared how much I spent for a front brake job on my last car (Audi S6 with 400mm front rotors). 

I put four off for the first time ever in my last session of a two day event recently. A little too much fun competition with a friend out there- even with friends you can do dumb things. Luckily just mowed some grass. And yes, to the comment below, also applies to skiing for sure.

See my name. Brother. 

This is a helpful feature, but far from unique. In fact, at this point it is near universal. I drive a different rental car every week and can’t remember having to get out of the car to check the gas filler side. Honda, Toyota, Hyundai/Kia, Jeep, Volkswagen in the last couple months alone that I can remember. It is…

This is a quarter mile from a NJ Trooper station (located just east of the toll booth where 78 splits into the turnpike north or south). No excuse for no police response.