You lift your foot completely off the pedal and sit Indian-style in the car.

“What about in the ‘80s, when they got together to push Congress to ban all grey market & private imports...

Fly Alitalia to Italy. Once there, take the Trenitalia to-or-from Rome. Rent a hotel room or apartment for a few days. Use the phones, hot water, TV, and light switches. Take a taxi around Rome. Then take a scooter. Then walk. You’ll realize why it’s completely in character for Italian cars to be that way.

It would be more poetic if you drove a tow truck.

At my last job at a Big 3 OEM the salary employees could get up to 2 lease cars owned by the company that included insurance and maintenance. I know of many co-workers that leased new cars for their teenagers since it was cheaper to pay $400 a month for a compact sedan than insurance on a beater.

God I am so tired of these arguments. Enthusiasts absolutely do buy new manual cars. There’s a 20+ page thread on VW vortex of people who bought the SS new with a stick. Problem is there just aren’t enough enthusiasts in the world.

Looks like pretty cheap advertising, considering the share of available eyeballs attached to decision-makers that you get... and how little time they have to make the decision on whether to do business at this exit or press on to the next one.  

These need to be 10x the current price. The amount of traffic these signs generate is massive.

This guy could save FiatChrysler.

Friend of mine I used to work with had a blue one. He said he once fit 6 people in it, maybe it was more I can’t remember for sure the exact number.

I got pulled over for speeding. The officer asked me why I was going so fast. I replied, “general stupidity.” She looked confused and said...what? I replied that i was speeding because I was stupid. She started laughing and said good answer. She gave me a warning.

For me it’s things like delayed reaction times, touching the brakes for no reason, failure to go a consistent speed. These things always seem to correlate to someone I don’t want to drive next to.

Apparently, it would take 100 years to crack.

The time of the creases is over.

Ugh. Yet another half assed armchair quarterback Saturn article from someone who was a child when the car launched. Saturn really was revolutionary for it’s day, and not just revolutionary for GM - Honda and Toyota dealers were notorious for treating their customers like shit in sales and service back then, and GM’s…