why do you insist on closing the door by grabbing a trim piece, not the door handle? Do you close the tailgate/trunk by pulling down on the spoiler and complain if the spoiler gets loose?

The whole system they use is flawed. When both “my iPhone takes a couple minutes to connect via bluetooth” and “the torque converter became a bingo roller” are equally weighted as a reliability defect, I lose faith in the accuracy of their report.

Cup and string. And we have to use code names.

Same with the G’s. Time has not and will continue to not be kind to these cars.

It’s true. Americans seem to hate hatchbacks, despite our love for crossovers and SUVs that have them. At precisely what angle does a hatch become unacceptable for the American market?

Either way, I figured there was no way they’d be able to come up with an accurate value, which is, of course, 45,100 credits in GranTurismo 2.

Go to Chafee2016.com to answer your burning questions about Lincoln Chaffee. Like: Who the fuck is Lincoln Chaffee?

just noticed they moved the lock/unlock buttons to a more logical place than the center console.

I am not considering this car at all. But not having a manual option would make me not consider this car even harder!

So the 21-year old with a 5-year old was being irresponsible? Get out of town.

Kid couldn’t handle a 750 so you went out and bought him a liter bike? And you’re advocating reusing the helmet?

Uninsured and still riding, huh? And you see nothing wrong with that plan?

Ummm... yeah.

Wife and redneck cousin? One and the same mate.

Ummmm. Helmets that impact in a crash are one time use. Donate it to the local VFD so they can train how to get them off in the event of a BAD crash, and buy another.

Heck, you are supposedly supposed to 86 a lid that hits the ground from 2’ if you just drop it.

Well how lucky for you to live somewhere that there’s a choice to not go there. Those of us in small towns don’t have one.

I said this elsewhere already-

Naw. You know there are people like that. There are a lot. A woman also would prefer a Louis over a Kohl’s bag. They want a bigger diamond ring rather than a small one.

The car built for the film had a Porsche engine in it. I guess we should assume Doc did that in the fictional world as well. after all, he only used the Delorean because the all stainless steel body with no paint or clear made it ideal for the time travel process. Seems he would have compensated for power as well.

I’m sure he threw a K&N air filter on that bad boy. That oughta be enough.

Incorrect. Mr. Fusion only powers the time circuits and the flux capacitor, but the internal combustion engine runs on ordinary gasoline; it always has.