Anything with a number. Because not english....

Hey John, what's your favorite show excluding MotorWeek?? What's your favorite car related one?

10-76 is "en route to"

Pontiac Fiero GT. Specifically the 1988 model. One of the greatest handling cars GM has built, THE best handling car GM had built at the time. Mid engine, RWD, 5 speed manual, and sexy as all hell.

Oldsmobile Aurora. Amazingly luxurious, VERY aerodynamic, powerful, comfortable, with a V8. If it were RWD and manual it'd be perfect.

90s-2000s GM interiors, enough said!

Oh god, I highly doubt they considered that $.02 as a cost saving measure. IT's an automatic, it'll shift before redline.

Nice to see this review. My sister has one and it's actually a damn good car for the price. Beats competition (Versa, Hyundais, etc)

Agreed, my sister has a 1.4 LT 6 speed sedan, almost all highway and she consistently gets 44-46.

We live by an elderly couple with an old Torino, 429 Super Cobra Jet. Very rare car. Worth six figures restored. It has sat out in tall grass on a farm in Minnesota next to the barn for probably 30 years.

One of my biggest frustrations existed before. LRN2EMBED Youtube properly!!!!!!

Non-AWD Chevy Astro, or Ford Aerostar (if you can find one of those that hasn't rusted off). Because holy minivan hoonage.

I quite like the gauge setup on the sonic. My ownly gripe is the lack of more gauges.

Manifolds are cast iron and built to conserve space.

I'm not sure....I've only DD's RWD vehicles and have still heard of this trick.

My mom has a 2012 Cruze, 1.4 Turbo 6 speed automatic. I've driven it extensively. I'm astonished CR managed to pull 26 mpg "real world" out of it when I've never seen the average below 33. Usually 35-38. Fucking morons.

Everything I'm finding is saying the '96 Impalas had 4L60Es...

I've been researching SyTys for years, I'll chip in some random bits of info.

Yup, lifted directly from a Sunbird.

Kimi, why'd you miss the state of the union address?