Seems that even Chevy gives zero fucks about this thing, they can’t even hang a license plate on it straight in the press shots.

So, does this mean that the FR-S will be renamed the GT-86 as it is everywhere else?

Right, but who takes a half-hour shit at work? Everyone knows that you save that for home when you want to avoid your family.

I was also considering an STi but the RS is looking a lot more appealing given the performance and the fact that Subaru is no longer offering the hatchback in the US.

That’s because of Sisu.

“Coming down too fast” doesn’t seem like an excuse. We Finns can handle 30+ inches of snow for days on end without closing down a single road or airport for even a minute.

ok, on this one there’s dickery from both sides. The little boy on the bike who thinks public roads are his own personal race track should have had his license suspended at most.

No problem parking there - just let the access ramp knock the bike over.

#DougCar

I saw a BMW with its turn signal on once.

The Mercury Milan VOGA Edition.

Fords cars have always been plagued with problems. I will never trust Ford again especially with their attempt to leap into the technology game.

Meanwhile, here in the States, parents have to worry about whether someone will call protective services because their child ran across the street unattended for five minutes in their own neighborhood.

No, most the TDIclub guys either blame VW directly or simply don’t care as they’re running tunes anyway.

I did Nazi that coming.

This test mode will deactivate all the safety systems completely you say? How do I access it?

Wait, wait, I got it:

It is not shocking to see this type of business practice. It seems to spring up from time to time, then prices rebound back to even keel. These companies seem to strut around, thinking they are above the law until they get jounced back to reality. The fine seems pretty stiff but you know what they say, those are the…