Some themes it suits, as you said, superheros isn’t one of them. Comic/animation origin stories should be very vibrant and full of contrast, just like the inspiring artwork.

Seriously, it is spec-matched to a Fiat 500 1.4L Multi-Air (Non-Turbo) and I had no troubles with traffic. Was it slow? Yes. Was it slower than people generally accelerated with larger, faster cars away from lights? No.

I’d say CX-5 because I don’t see either as compelling options, though the CX-5 will be practical, better on fuel, cheaper to insure, and will rank near the top for fun in respect to the CUV market.

The Infiniti will always depreciate more because it has farther to fall from new (as it has), though being used already,…

Political statements by aspiring journalists have a way of doing that.

Matt LeBlanc was the right choice for this show. It may fail due to the absence of Jeremy, James, and Hamster, but its best chance at success is in Matt’s excellent presentation efforts.

I was overly happy to see it appear in the back leftside of the scene just before the drone shot focused in on the stage.

No one needs to dick it up too much about Skinner. He is a solid driver, and just like the other three, is playing up a character.

Look how casual his demeanor is while flinging the M2 around. As much as we like to mock NASCAR for heavy cars, beer bellies, and being littered with people incapable of processing a…

Mazda has become the Alfa Romeo we all loved from the mid-2000's. Cheap/durable interiors that look premium, fantastic outward styling that makes everything look faster than it is, and fun driving dynamics that exceed the performance figures on paper. Not that there is anything wrong with the Porsche-aspiring Alfa of…

Why can’t we just have the already fantastic Grand Cherokee restyled by Lorenzo Ramaciotti as our Italian answer to Porsche’s Cayman?

Is this FCA slowly shedding all of the old Mercedes out of the bloodline?

ATM, Ass To Mouth?

Let me just grab the keys and I’ll be on my way.

Seriously! American Porsche 911 Cabrio should never have been smited!

Yes, yes, yes, YES! Corvair all the things, just like GM did.

...and they would have gotten away with it to if not for that meddling Ralph Nader!

Seriously -- granted the Camaro deals have been pretty kick ass, so much so I was almost swayed from a Miata for a convertible SS.

VMP TVS-powered 03' Cobra. That thing is still going and well into the 9's. Too much for me to live with but the owner daily drives the thing between his frequent track racing.

Well that’s just it. They can differentiate with styling and offer their own powertrain since they beleieve so strongly in MultiAir for Dodge/Fiat. The Alfas could of course have proper DOHC 1.75 Alfa motors. Instant differentiation from the Mazda base blood while still benefiting from platform sharing.

They have a successful relationship with Mazda for the Fiat 124, why not take that a bit further and borrow the Mazda 2/3 platforms for their next generation Alfa/Dodge/Fiat hatches?

This partnership has given us two unqiue and fantastic options while benefiting both companies. I’d love to see more of that between…

I vote Jeep Wagoneer.

A standup family car that wears a suit but isn’t afraid to get dirty and do some work alongside the other blue collar pickups and wagons. With almost 30 years of experience in a wide range of fields, this is the car that should lead us into the next decade.

That was my thinking - $2,000 for a running RWD car that has sporting pretenses. Alright, alright, alright, alright.

I prefer finger fongers.