I used to have a 2001 Outback, and had to park on-street in the Boston area (no driveway - typical for the neighborhood). AWD did just fine for powering out of parking spots where I would have needed to shovel out a front-wheel-drive car. (not sure what use 4WD/AWD serves out in the Boston suburbs, though)

The sad look is so much better

Never a car itself, but what that car is displaying. I live in an area where several people have Confederate flags plastered all over their cars and flying from their flagpoles. I don’t care how cool your car and truck are, I’m not going to think highly of you for flying these flags.

Teslas are easy targets, but please be gentle. Some of us bought them a while back when we didn’t have to worry as much about the crazy Nazi running the company or the WTF Cybertruck.

A few years ago, I went to a classic car show and saw a guy wiping down his brand-new Mustang. It still had the temp tags on it. Ridiculous.

Diesel pickup are cool and have their place, but these assholes rolling coal in the faces of pedestrians and cyclists can fuck off.

Bigfoot is still cool, even many years later. Living in Colorado, I see tons of hugely lifted pavement princesses, and most of them end up looking like Bigfoot when it’s on transport tires.

Nothing wrong with pointing out a clear and present danger to all parties involved.

Don’t laugh, okay? You have to promise you won’t laugh.

Or, and I know this sounds crazy, fine the shit out of Lamborghini until they start putting proper mufflers on their cars. I’m 100% certain that there’s a solution that’s already made for any number of other VAG brands that will do the trick.

I had to look up the “nobody bought the PT Cruiser” comment because I remember them being everywhere. And yeah… somewhere close to half a million from ‘05 to ‘08. That’s when sales cratered. For some reason, I don’t see data on ‘01 through ‘04…but since people were initially paying over list, it was probably 100k…

I remember the PT Cruiser was marketed as a hip and cool vehicle, with a “sporty-ish” turbo version, but it was basically a mini-minivan, with much of the same practicality. The backseat didn’t just fold flat – it could be completely removed, creating a cavern of hauling space. And because the vehicle sat pretty low,…

My sister managed at a Midwestern catering company and the HHR on snow tires was by far her favorite. Could fit a ton in there with the seats down while also having a good, smallish car for all her daily driving between events. Was very disappointed we couldn’t find another that was worth buying after a deer ended the…

Not much to disagree with here.

My mother’s Prius-V was an admirable transportation appliance, but “quiet” and “comfortable” are not words I would associate with that car. Nor any other Prius I have been in (all but the very first and the most recent) I didn’t hate the car, but I certainly hated driving it. Her current KIA Soul is not as efficient,…

It’s not so much the car but the placards with specs that I hate seeing. They’re called Boomer Boards and there’s a Facebook group dedicated to making fun of them.

“I left Los Angeles well, El Segundo to be exact”

Rolling Coal. This is just ignorant. Nobody wants to breathe in a cloud of diesel smoke.

Those stick-on fake louvered vents

Any kind of lift on a full size pickup. Again, please see your doctor - there’s more effective treatments for micropenis.