I learned to drive manual on two separate z32's; an NA and a TT. My friend’s TT was most happy on on/off ramps and we had tons of fun (in high school). 300HP was plenty for driving around the suburbs and dusting bros in 4.6L Mustangs.

A good friend of mine wanted a Model S so bad that he created an Excel spreadsheet and Powerpoint presentation for his wife that detailed why an $80,000 car made economical sense for him (he drives a lot for his business). Somehow she bought it, and now he can be seen parked in the back of any lot next to BMWs and…

We have a 2012 Quest. The CVT is hapless and has no idea what to do, but the visibility is fine and it’s been a great van/truck/trash can for my kids. Plus, we got it with 28k miles for the same price as a 2008 Odyssey on the same lot with over 150k miles and looked liked it had been attacked by children armed with…

All of the wrong answers have been righted. The x90.

Ford Focus ZX3 Kona Edition

Aaaaaand Jill is back.

1996 Dodge Ram Pace Truck

Audi S5

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So many d-bag GTI owners where I live. They spend aftermarket part money on expensive watches, GAP hoodies and Apple products so that we all know they like to spend money but then can’t afford the cost of ownership.

And here I thought the potato joke was a one-off I heard a long time ago-glad I was wrong. Looks like another asshat who forgot that they don’t know how to drive what they bought, but is that term reserved only for BMW owners?

The design trends of today are collectively hideous. Gone are the clean lines and proportions that show what the designers saw as the entire car, now replaced by jagged slashes, too-big dimensions (Merica), and horrible contrasts that go for shock rather than awe. We all know that when a Toyota Corolla, the soft…