Those TourX stories make me really sad. how bad can you shoot yourself in the foot where you cant move units for a euro spec outback?

Did they run out of white paint before finishing?
Why are they doing this crap to brand new cars? It looks like my pickup truck, where individual body panel colors are based on which truck at the junkyard I pulled them from.

don’t forget to factor in a lack of oil changes, radiator flushes, transmission service (and failure) and decrease brake wear due to regen braking

In 2019, you can buy, new:

Burninate!

the optional snorkel, which actually looks pretty badass—kind of like an arm with a flexing bicep.

That’s where you are wrong.

Pressing the clutch pedal in with your left foot, while simultaneously moving a gear lever with your right/left hand is the only description of a manual transmission that I will accept.

If the Golf Alltrack is a wagon, then so is this (and I refuse to call my XC70 a crossover, so it’s also a wagon):

Replacing those fluids is a good idea; I replaced the trans and diff fluids with Amsoil in my ‘04 S2000 after I bought it. Also, I switched to a synthetic oil (Pennzoil Platinum) and the oil consumption decreased.

People who steal electric cars should be charged with battery.

I think the same is basically true for this entire list. Anybody who buys a two year old used Wrangler is a friggin’ idiot.

This is precisely why I bought new.

Everyone assuming you can figure out what’s wrong with their cars.

I mean, I usually can, but leave me alone. I can barely keep up with fixing my cars.


Second: people who ask for advice on what car to buy, and then don’t heed it.

Before or after Brexit?