why spend 72K on this when you can get an X5 or a GL

i think a mini van has more second and third row sapce and dosent cost 70K

"we need every bit or areo dynamics on this thing to make fuel economy numbers people"

so a car for the color blind. " who cares if the interior trim is yellow and the car is orange. it saves money"

why cant this be a model of the new 911

and the A6 sucking it up at the bottom

The V-22 Osprey is not what you'd call a small aircraft, but it's not to big it won't fit in a Super Guppy. Reader Sgt. Pegleg actually helped transport one!

that body lean though

I personally vote for the forester XT. It's gonna be the safest out of the bunch, you have great visibility, it's one of the only CVT's that dose not suck, and still get pretty good MPG. Even as a teenager I would hoon one of thies. If I had a chinoiserie of a brand new car under 30k this would be my first choice.

As of right now, it seems like it's the only place in the world where you can have your choice of a new Hyundai Accent, a used 2001 Civic, a Lamborghini Diablo VT, or one of seven Chevy SSRs.

they forgot about the carpet and dash and other trip so it's not "fully" striped

After calling or e-mailing on seven different trucks since December and getting four total pre-purchase inspections, I finally settled on the one I bought: a rare 1995 gas-powered model with faded yellow paint and a little surface rust on the body. The central tire inflation system is plugged. There's a Chevy V8 under…

Something like a Honda Odyssey would be even more awesome with a manual, or even better still, a column shifted manual. So Honda, get working on the 6-on-the-tree we need, and deserve.

i would soo much rather drive this than a crossover SUV.

The 350 HP V60 Polestar was a gift from the wagon gods, but it had two huge shortcomings. One, it was produced in limited numbers, and two, it didn't come with a manual.

the wing on that jetta. i wonder if they let TDI ones race

" the car is in goot shape. only has taken a few bumps." saying that to the guy calling from crailgist

Once in front of the Lexus he starts brake checking him. The Lexus came close to crashing into him twice. The Subaru threw a couple of bottles at him later at the interchange and they both went on their merry ways on different freeways.

If you recognize this Volvo 240 that took out that Acura TSX wagon seen here, please report it to the Durham Police Department. Here is their web page, and all of their relevant phone numbers are right here.

Now, I know the Tempra SW was also available with all-wheel drive, a turbodiesel with lots of torque and larger gas engines, but ours was the 1.4 and there was nothing sportwagonish about it apart from the folding rear bumper, which was very practical indeed. Also, it was a manual. That was good, because the other…