Marshmallow still only has 2.3% adoption rate and you guys are already wondering about N?!

Strong inbuilt need to pass on ones own genes to the point of a transplant? That desire is called selfishness to think her genes are that important.

I liked that parking brake location on my 924S, but Porsche made sure that it didn't interfere with the seat.

The tax credits don’t help low to middle income buyers. If you don’t have $7,500 in excess tax liability it will do diddly squat for you.

I'm sure the sales people just assume you're going to lease these as no sane person would want this when the warranty stops.

GT3 from Montana in Texas? Nothing suspicious there.

I thought Porsche was using 7 speed manuals now.

And it can be very bad to switch your home if you have a roof more than 10 years old. They'll have to come look at it and then complain about it before needing a waiver from the underwriter, etc.

Yes, they'll make and sell about five of them.

I was hoping to see him undo the oil drain plug. I like VW as much as anyone reasonably can (I mean it's at least better than a Buick), but it would be quite funny and then make a mess. Childish, I know.

I'd still like to see a longer, more powerful, and classier model from Lincoln, with blackjack and hookers, from Donald Drumpf.

The interior reminds me of MCM Marty’s new “Evo”. Unless that's optional, hard pass.

I think she's lost jobs since people watched CSI: Cyber.

Double Unicorn choo-choo wagen!

Ugg. People are so shallow and annoying. Even Cadillac’s Que system isn’t that bad. I had an ATS for two days and could work it just fine. The voice recognition was rubbish but I blame whoever set it up first. Did the buttons take a little while to get used to? Yes. Does anyone other than an auto journalist have a new…

If they put a manual in it I would be happy to call that an AMG.

This is why un- and under-insured coverage should be mandatory on anything that costs more than the required coverage levels

One of my ganders would bite my jeans and then smack me with his wing. It didn't hurt nearly as much as getting smacked in the face while carrying a 25lb tom.

Turkeys have legit talons and can fly up to your face. Much scarier than a goose except that they normally aren't aggressive. Or smart.

They're just going to lose some sales the next year when they're rotated out of the fleet. It's a huge plus for anyone who wants a fairly well equipped automatic and doesn't mind CPO.