They knew it was only right and proper.

Was it brown? Please tell me it was brown.

When I was between the ages of 4 and 12, my dad’s daily driver was a ‘78 Corona wagon in brown, with a four speed manual, vinyl interior, and AM-only radio. He bought it new; the odometer rolled over at least twice, and it was eventually replaced because of...surprise…

As I finish a several week long project on my e39 (530i) to rid my garage of oil and coolant leaks only to start it up and find leaks FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, plus a new check engine light from a system I didn’t even go near...I acknowledge you’re 1000% correct.

I can’t listen to TAL specifically because of Ira Glass’ speaking style...which is apropos to nothing, except that today I learned the term “vocal fry.”

Seriously; that was the best part of the whole review.

Anyone else thinking about the cheap car challenge from Top Gear?

Hammond, while watching Clarkson in his Volvo 760 on the test track: “It’s still there...it’s just not going away!”

Ha! We were in Portsmouth over the weekend of the 4th, too. Traffic on I-95N on Saturday was the worst I’ve ever seen it.

If you saw a blue Ford Flex with Iowa plates out and about...that was us.

Lighten up, Francis.

In my mid-sized midwestern city, I’m fairly certain they issue real estate agents an RX on getting their Coldwell Banker name tag.

Here in the US, a Yaris is more of a car for the broke kid who is putting himself/herself through university on their own dime.

1.) it’s a movie.

Dudezebel.

This subject was covered on Weird Al Yankovic’s latest album’s single, “Word Crimes.”

...but yeah, Urban just straight up OWNED the role of McCoy, though, didn't he?

Are you kidding? That brings out Torchinsky’s best work.

It’s like reading Parallel Universe Alissa Walker.

“I’m worried about reliability, so I’d get a BMW instead.”

My neighbor has one of these- he yells at his kids a lot. I can only assume there’s a correlation.

The one service the EXT did for humanity was to give us the best car review ever written-

You got a Cobalt, and the world knows.