I feel like through a lot of this season he's just sort of been along for the ride - it's like he's losing interest as the show changes more and more.

My university's SAE Supermileage cars are entirely carbon fiber, and we do it all by hand - I feel your pain on the irritation end of things. We do a lot of cutting and sanding edges, etc. on the carbon, and the dust, chips, etc are nasty.

I came here to suggest this - the PVGP is a blast!

I spent a couple years (2011-2012) DD'ing my 71 Chevelle, in its all-original glory. Never left me stranded, and only on occasion needed anything. Rebuilt the carb, swapped the water pump and gas tank, and did some new suspension bits over the years, but that's it. It was awesome.

When I saw the headline and read the article, I was prepared to reply with "No, no, no, oh god no" but then I watched the video and it make my shit day into a great one (thanks for that, by the way).

My family has a 99 4Runner in dark green (with gold badges), SR5, etc. Got it new, something like 88k miles on it today. Definitely worth the price to get one in good shape.

Great writeup, I've been intended to get a dash cam for over a year now, but keep getting put off by the fact that I can never figure out what to get since, like you mentioned, the market's sort of really weird right now.

Am I the only one that really, really, REALLY wants zeppelins to make a comeback as a means of luxury transportation? It's no less practical than a cruise, and way cooler.

Looks good in the ad - hopefully some real pictures are released soon to get a better look, but things seem optimistic.

I think I'm in love

That is an astoundingly good looking car, what is it?

I love the Europa and this makes me want one even more

This article really spoke to me. It all makes sense now...

Damn!

You know someone in-the-know at Ford saw this headline, mumbled a firm "fuck" and clicked the link...

This. This is the best

My friend has a '93 525i, and yes it's a nice car, but DAMN is it slow as hell. The autotragic surely doesn't help his case, either.

On the bright side, oil changes just got a lot easier...

I sat in the one at Detroit, it was... okay I guess. Jeeps aren't really my thing, but I wanted to check it out since if I were to ever have an SUV, it'd possibly be an old Cherokee (that or an old 4Runner) and this seemed to be taking that approach. I didn't really like it, it seemed overdone, and like was mentioned…

I'll take one in white, single cab, 8' bed, 4cylinder (okay mayyyybe the 6), and the manual 6-speed. Thanks.