[Read in the voice of Jeremy Clarkson]

I’m with you. That’s some cheap horsepower. Holy shit. Granted it still seems to lack a bit: http://www.caranddriver.com/chrysler/200

Luckily for you, this is a four door (look closely).

Mazda is only partly owned by Ford, who doesn't even own the majority of it; they have a very small share in the company. Scion on the other hand is wholly owned and operated by its parent company, Toyota. It is a brand/subsidiary of Toyota.

There's so many TSX wagons in this area, it's not even funny. It's still just pure pleasure every time I get to see one.

I was wondering the same thing... Even Toyota uses LED headlights standard in the new Corolla. How do they get them in the US without any issues?

I think any GLI gets a pass. Even my 2013 is a fun daily driver. It's the base model that needs to go.

1, 4, 7, and 10... I see ALL the time.

Wait...so I'm guessing Virginia doesn't have ANY 75 or 80 mph speed limits anywhere? If they do, it would be hard not to just do 5 over on a 75 mph road and get pulled. If not, it seems like they're stuck in the past.

I knew something good would come out of Sega buying Relic after THQ collapsed. YESSS!!! Now where's my Total War: Homeworld... or Homeworld 3.

Have you seen the trunk on a Jetta? It's pretty big for a small sedan. Much larger than a Corolla's. I've had no problems with fitting stuff in my GLI. Do I wish I had a hatchback now? Yes I do. But I'm not hurting for trunk space by any means. Besides, I don't think it's fair to compare the trunk of a sedan to the…

It's not the weird shape he's complaining about, it's the fact that you can see the boring round exhaust inside the pretty exhaust.

Well at least we're better than Russia. And India. Oh and don't forget about China. Maybe Italy too. I'm sure there's others... See, we're not THAT bad. Well not all of us are anyway.

May god have mercy on your soul if you watch this terrible train safety video.

Bring back the F-22's!

Focus ST?

Makes me wonder why I always see the FR-S and not the BRZ. That Subaru badge just makes it slightly more complete and mature looking.

That looks more like a crossover between an SUV and a hatchback.

Isn't it always possible for the US to start up the production of F-22's again if the need/want ever arises? They can't be dead forever, please, tell me everything will be alright!

This is why the city of Ferguson gets really nice things.