Electric power steering is incredibly hard to control if it stops working. Yeah, you can turn the wheel, but barely.

Not only that, these cars have electric power steering. It can be harder to steer than if a belt or fluid power steering system fails.

I'm camping for The Hawk this year... I am... Not a camper... but I'll make do.

Eh, even the SS models can get pretty good mileage on the highway if you keep it out of boost. 35 is not unheard of.

The Gear Box!

Step 1. Go to Road America.

How could they not figure out they are related?

Screw diamonds!

Probably. But unless you're eating it, it won't be much of a problem. Most of the pieces are set into the jewelry, it won't be in contact with your skin very much either.

On the street I'll park in gear and with the ebrake, but for a couple days after a track day, I'll only park it in gear since I'm still stuck in track mode. After a session, a pulled ebrake can very quickly equal ruined pads and rotors.

I've called a handful of dealers in Chicagoland to get the ignition recall done on my Cobalt, no one has parts yet... Some are saying two months yet before they get parts.

Could have also been going up to Automation...

My parents have lived at the same house for about 35 years now. It's just off to the side from a dead end. They've had their mailbox on both sides of the driveway, and I think it's been hit around 20 times. They used to have an awesome one of a steel pipe filled with concrete, surrounded by 2x8s but the county made…

My Mom has a Grumpy Cat sticker on her car that says "I hate your stick figure family."

A lot of Subways around here also have small 6" personal pizzas available. I'm guessing it's to keep them different.

Except a lot of Subways sell little 6" pizzas?

You realize the Cobalt is a completely different platform than the Cavalier, right? J-body and Delta...

Some of them have the same turbo engine out of the Cobalt SS... They are probably one of the ultimate sleepers if you don't know what to watch for.

I went to college in that area, on the Iowa side of things. I have friends still there who were posting storm damage, it wasn't pretty. It doesn't surprise me that everyone who is freaking out is from South Dakota, they had no idea that we existed.

That's how our paper delivery guy did things in rural Nebraska, since they weren't fancy enough for a RHD Jeep like the mail got. Sometimes. It wasn't uncommon to just see him driving on the wrong side of the street. Gravel roads, so it wasn't like he was crossing any lines, technically...