I can believe it. After being t-boned while parked we took the wife’s Beetle to a Maaco-esque shop suggested by the insurance company. Not only did they respray the new door, but they did a rear side window and opposite side wheel and tire while they were at it.

The action and revenge follow-up to Schindler’s List is rightfully called “Schindler’s Fist.”

I assume you stand on the Camry you’re parked beside. That guy should have bought American anyways.

All those creases and grilles and whatnot are just dent camouflage. Duh.

I propose a moratorium on the term “Tesla Killer.” Can we all agree that it’s just cheap clickbaitery?

This satisfies my new dune buggy obsession quite nicely. Too bad they only made twelve.

Can that cap lift to reveal a hot tub? Please?

VW screws up, makes people sad - $15 billion

If you’re going to make an aftermarket hybrid kit, why not just go wit replacing the front brake drums with brushless outrunner motors? Have them brake electronically while also regenerating, plus it’s probably the least mechanically intrusive installation.

As a business in the public spotlight right now, VW absolutely could not just take this car back as is. If they did that then this guy would shout it from the highest mountain and who knows what things others would do to their car prior to returning it?

Given its country of origin, why is it left hand drive?

As a Canadian highschooler at that time I can confirm, but with more Impalas from I guess when grandma got too old to drive. Except one guy who for some reason had a pristine orange Pinto wagon.

It’s a twelve year old truck. Why not spend way less and recognize you’ll have to do the occasional three point turn?

Maybe there’s a reason that number popped into Aaron’s head...

Since quietness and smoothness (er, ‘un-harshness,’ I guess) are part of what puts you at the top, I believe I’d like to see their picks for worst ten.

Is this what happens when you have a lot of big words; all the best words?

I think it’s a funny reflection but on the side I read it as “DeltaWang.” Fitting.

Just imagine if they could have held on for a couple more years and gone back to a more performance-oriented brand: they could have a four door GTO to answer to the Charger, a more aggressively styled Solstice (call it the Banshee!), and of course Firebirds built alongside Chevy’s Camaros.

My brand new 2007 Golf had just been sideswiped and would be in the shop for a week when they asked me what I wanted for a rental. “Anything but a Sunfire,” says I.

Are these things not allowed on the road anymore or is this just a case of the butthurt being turned to eleven?