Best international: Singapore Changi, Hong Kong Chek Lap Kok, Madrid-Barajas, Amsterdam Schiphol, Seoul Incheon.

I pray for your soul, for this experience will forever change you.

I can only assume you're delusional. National is THE best urban airport in America, PERIOD. Dulles, OTOH, is up there with LAX as one of the WORST international airports in the country. The fact that you live way out in the bumfuck D.C. 'burbs is not relevant to the conversation, nor is the fact that you're a…

Agreed - awful list, even after acknowledging that it's entirely a #firstworldproblem complaint:

"Outside of Nigeria, this is a list of "First World Problems".

People stopped caring about Saturn after Saturn did a complete 180 from its original business model. It was intended to be a new kind of car, built by a new kind of worker, in Tennessee. When GM mercy-killed the brand, it had morphed into yet another maelstrom of badge-engineered GM bullshit, with absolutely zero…

"GM hasn't been able to sell a appealing RWD sedan since the G8 left."

I'm afraid I have to disagree. My experience with BMWs dates back to my dad's '79 320i and learning to drive stick on his '83 533i. I honestly don't think the cars themselves changed much as a response to the "yuppie revolution." Now yes, their advertising certainly did, and some of their cars were undeniably produced…

"That extra 150 or so HP from AMG will get the costs up above $40K pretty quickly"

As has been mentioned repeatedly, they made a copy of the dude's ID. I'm a native Texan, and dealerships have done that every single time I've test-driven a car. A few have asked for copies of my auto insurance card, too.

"Top of the line trim - Beige, silver, black, white, and maybe a "ruby" metallic. And I never got why they would do this."

"Toyota's product is still a little old and, as much as they seem to be earnestly working to improve it, they're not there yet. So how do they manage to beat everyone else?"

Neutral: How Will Mercedes Compete? The C Class is entering a suddenly competitive market, what do you think their strategy is? Do you think it'll work?

"This is a shop-vac hooked up to your wallet."

I know SH 130 has the highest speed limit in the U.S. — and as a Texan I've had the pleasure of driving it many a time — but what's this business about "redlining it and not going to jail"?? Do you seriously believe that road isn't constantly patrolled by local sheriffs and Texas DPS? Or are you trying to argue 85mph…

What's the fastest you've legally driven? If you're in the U.S., probably 75 MPH. Well, if you got a fast car you want to redline it without going to jail I would recommend a trip to any of these ten locations.

Two words: market cannibalization. BMW is acutely aware that offering certain features on certain vehicles will result in reduced sales of said vehicles. This is the entire reason why, for instance, BMW's 7-speed DCT has never been made available in the 3-series (excepting the limited-production 335is) — even though…

When did I say my thoughts were "fact"? I assumed it was obvious that it was opinion. Granted, I think it's an opinion shared by many more people than you think, which is likely the reason the cars are languishing on dealer lots (that and the fact that the slushbox transmission completely blows).

A Taurus SHO would give you the fast. And a usable back seat.

"There is something that the 2014 model has that this one doesn't, I just can't put my finger on it."