That thing reminds me of when the axle of my Hot Wheels would break and the wheel would get stuck under the fender.

That one actually wasn’t too bad.

I’ve always loved Panameras and this is the best version so far.

The unconventional response to LW1 is to keep the Stinger and save up $5k to buy a beater for commuting in to the city.

Starred for inflated used car prices.

I’m changing my vote to NP, so the owner can show his wife this post as proof that “See, it’s priced reasonably, I just can’t sell...can I keep it pleeeeease?”

Christians are pretty Machiavellian when it comes to abortion...Trump may not give a fuck about the issue, but by stacking the Supreme Court with conservative judges and fostering an atmosphere where states can pass increasingly draconian anti-choice laws, he’s backing his words with actions.

It baffles me that a company like Toyota didn’t want to spend money developing an I6 for the Supra, but GM can develop a V8, put it in a single vehicle then toss it aside...now, I can’t say whether a Toyota-designed I6 would’ve driven up the cost of the already expensive Supra or whether it could’ve been used in other…

First Gear: I scrolled through the comments a bit and most are off the mark. Tesla’s inroads into the luxury segment have nothing to do with fit/finish or performance. If you want to make a comparison, then look at the iPhone; Tesla ownership is first and foremost about being fashionable, just like iPhone ownership.…

You’d be the belle of the Radwood in this 90s oddball, not to mention it looks a little like a Fiat Panda 4x4, so fuck yeah np.

You had me at “It’s starts with...”

Odyssey Type R

How about “With those seats? More like Creep Grand Cherokee”?

Wait...I thought the F90 M5s were good...are they just not good all-rounders?

Yes!

You could get it in orange, too at one point. 

My wife has an orange 2008 Vue, and she loves it, mostly because of the Saturn badge...and we regularly get positive comments on its looks.

The SS 6MT is my attainable dream car, so I’m very aware of the pricing and rareness of those models, which is why I voted NP. Apparently, the autos are not so rare and/or expensive? Granted, I rarely see MTs with so many miles.

NY is clearly the villain in this story. 

I identify as left of center on a lot of issues, but CAFE is an area where my libertarian tendencies tend to show themselves. People have plenty of options for fuel efficient vehicles, and they (we) simply aren’t buying them. If the goal is to legislate high-performance cars out of existence, then why does this…