The Spark didn't replace the Aveo... The Sonic did.

They can also be incredibly mean. I have an almost two inch scar on my face from where ours bit me when I was little.

Skip Barber is at Road America in Wisconsin and Autobahn in Illinois.

Just be sure to buy property with a driveway too!

Yeahhhhh. I may or may not have went back into the wash area from the waiting room once, on the warpath, because I could hear them riding my clutch. I didn't go back to the waiting room until I saw someone else get in the car who was able to drive it.

I've heard that before, but I still want to make the trip there someday. I'm out of local tracks to visit, and it's one of the next on the list.

I have an odd love for Rum Bum, just because they are so crazy colorful, they know it and they don't care. They are also one of the few teams who run slicks in my size (as fronts, I then use them square), so I can then get cheap take-offs for track days.

OAK Racing! I'm biased, but I love their colors... Especially now that they've gone more bright pink, and less baby pink.

Woo, one of like two anime series I've watched... It seems like doing an Initial D themed car would be too easy, but do you ever see them? And all they all the 86 or do you see any other ones?

Or wait to post it until after the statute of limitations ran out...

Corners aren't what you think they are. Enter, apex, exit. It's that simple, right? Not at all. Every track is different. Every corner is different. At Miles Ahead the instructors led us through each and every corner on the section of the course we were using so we could learn to attack it properly. They taught me to…

They would also close school pretty easily, to keep kids at home and off the roads. We would even get sent home early if a storm moved in during the day unexpectedly.

Nebraska. No bus service, only other way to get to school would be your parents. It was a 7th-12th school, so you would often have an older sibling who could drive. I'm an only child, so I got to drive myself.

Meh, no other way to get to school unless your parents were willing to drive you back and forth. It was a 7th-12th school, so you would usually have an older sibling who could drive. But in my case it was on me, so I could drive.

Yep, 8th grade. I drove to school for half of 8th grade(once I turned 14) with my mom, and then she went back home. And then was there waiting after school for me too. Then for 9th grade I got to drive actually on my own. But some of my classmates did indeed drive to school on their own already in 8th grade. Yay…

I had my license at 14, and while it wasn't my own car, I drove my mom's car to school every day...

Winter storage insurance should have covered that...

I have a friend who replies yes to everything, even if he knows good and well he can't/won't go. He is the worst.

I was going to throw an ugly sweater party this year. And then remembered how that same friend group completely screwed me over this summer for a cookout by not coming, and decided I would save my money. My freezer still is full of burgers and hot dogs since I over-bought.

This! I invited friends to a housewarming party/cookout over the summer. My freezer is still full of extra burgers and hot dogs because I bought so much extra in fear of running out, and then over half the people didn't show up.