I mean...anyone can go off-roading at 6 mph. Let's not forget, this audi is completely capable of backing out of a garage into and through 2+ feet of snow. I did it last winter in an S8, snow coming over the hood over the windshield and it showed no mercy. I never quite hit it really hard, but I definitely caught more…

I'm wondering the same. Also, the tail was reading that it was a 700, so I'm confused by the reporting.

*picture of rollover accident not related to story.

He should take it. Great car for the snow, and considering he won't be touring much in the winter...

Not in New York. You're quickly whisked away from a meeting, to a meeting full of steak, for lunch, then back to the office and into another meeting. With all of the stop and go's and potholes, it's not really logical either.

If you read Jalopnik, you should have no trouble telling Audi's apart—and after the first time you mistake one for another, you should never make that mistake again.

I hope Puma brings some out again. They don't have many.

The events that have been committed over the years by terrorists we follow do not use the same logic as you and I. Although it may not seem logical, it is totally possible for them to take planes, repaint them, and try to commit acts without being intercepted. With people properly trained, it would be possible.

Perfectly perfect, Volvo ad agency.

I feel like a Grand Cherokee Hellcat would be better just because of the shape and height of the vehicle. I KNOW I could take GC-HC around a curve at 80 or 100, while I'd be a little more hesitant in that Scion, I mean G-wagon.

I read that headline as "The Average New Car Sold Is $3,000 Overpriced"

I'd say it doesn't matter whether they're stolen, lost, or missing (as in stolen and crashed)—because if the people who stole or caused these to go missing have any terrorism connection, they've already stripped the planes of their electronics and comms, which would make the planes unidentifiable. Don't forget,…

That R8 driver has a habit of speeding to red lights.

Meanwhile, in Weehawken, NJ, Vettel was only given an Infiniti to do donuts in.

Word... Whoever produced that vid is my favorite

They're not looking for him, that's why. They wrote his name down on the list under Tamuoreesi's.

Is this a joke? It's funny because D is actually a proud Ferrari owner and car enthusiast, while many of their buyers, renters, accidentees are actually people who probably don't know much about the Ferrari. If I were him, I would put the Ferrari up for sale and get something else. That's a disgrace, and some balls…

There were a few curves where Oliver could've upshifted and come out ahead of the P1. It wouldn't have lasted more than a few feet, but he could've stuck his nose ahead a few times with proper engining.

Who the hell sits in the middle, let alone front-most part of an empty airplane. The same idiots who book a seat at the window and close the shade?

Made me think humans are on Mars and why the hell can't they just do a quick change.