+1 Skraelingshortbus There are far better ways of dealing with this type of situation, putting someone's like at risk and using another person to do it is just crossing a line. What's next, cutting their brake lines and selling the fluid on Ebay, or perhaps stuffing cherry bombs down their gas tank?

If Kate Winslet had an ass I could see how that would be possible, but as far as I know that doesn't even come close. Jessica Biel, now that is an ass that can inspire curves in an ass. P.S. I like big butts and I cannot lie, those other brothers might deny.

That's still better looking than that monstrosity of a vehicle, far more attractive...

I wish I was born blind so that I would have never experienced the horror that appeared before my eyes... oh the horror...

Do you know how hard it is to get oil stains off of bed sheets, can you blame them?

I already do and as much as possible; the only problem with heading to the track is the amount that it costs. I usually go through one to two sets of tires a year and that is just messing around on the track for the fun of it, if you get into more organised races then you are looking to several sets of tires a year.…

Well I guess the only way to settle who will be our overlord, will be some good old fashioned robot boxing (my money is on Asimo, but I'm cheering for Toyota's Personal Robot).

All hail Asimo, our Japanese overlord. When he conquers the world and makes us grovel at his feet, we will all know that we can thank Honda for this. Toyota might wear the Automobile crown (until Volkswagen takes it later this year), but Honda will wear the literal crown as we all toil in the lithium mines to keep…

I never noticed that before, you are dead on. I can't believe how similar the two front ends are and considering this is a high profile GT car, that couldn't of been a mere coincidence.

lol, I agree with you, that is why I said "That is, unless you mean a real DSG type of transmission, where it will just let you blow your engine if you don't shift, that I would say is just flat out "cool". I want to actually give that Subaru system a try, I might do so when I go for a few test drives tomorrow for my…

I agree that it becomes second nature, but having driven a manual car regularly in the past in Toronto's traffic, where I can be stuck on a kilometre piece of street for 45 minutes bumper to bumper, I still have to stick to the idea that it is extreme punishment if done on a regular basis. On the other hand, if you…

I think there was a problem with the photo, this one should work

What I would agree on is that the Australian ones are pretty extreme, the UK commercials are more timid than "Winnie the pooh caught cross dressing", but the AUssies take it to a whole other level...

Actually nerdy is supposed to be the opposite of "cool", so unless you are going for "geek chic" then it wouldn't be "cool". The "flappy paddle" is still just a variation of the automatic transmission as well, just a more complex system that (in the case of a Mercedes for example) gives you the impression that you…

There are only a few companies in Canada that offer that service, that said they still get you on the car you drive, the age of the driver and so on. It is more of a matter of how often the car gets modified ("bro, stickers add like 10hp, bro", "where's my Naz?") and the theft rate of that specific vehicle, so you are…

The Automatic Transmission,

It does and they are far more extreme than what you would find in the UK. Heck, within my censorship law course at Manchester we saw PSA's that were deemed as "too extreme for UK television", such as one anti-abortion one that was pulled after its first viewing, or a series of anti-smoking adds, the likes of which…

Take a look at this (I know it is a racing spec, but that hasn't stopped anyone from doing the same thing with the BMW M3, so it is possible). There should be a caption saying "I eat Hyundais and shit fire..."

You must not be from Canada then, a Civic can cost you as much as $5,000 per year, meanwhile my SC400 (a modified 300hp V8 RWD coupe) costs me about $1500 per year. You never know what it will turn out as, especially in the province of Ontario and it is not getting better. In fact, I know a guy who pays about $2000…

Most of the people who buy these cars don't keep them stock though. Where I was living in the UK (Manchester) and back in Toronto, I have had a hard time finding any of these on the street without one type of body modification or another. Some of these mods actually look quite good, so there is always hope for this…