Duncan's response was classic. That's probably the most I've heard him speak in like 15 years.

According to the Swedes, Honda's CR-V's AWD setup is the worstest.

Ford Went Bold:

Went from awesome SUV with lots of trail potential to a soccer mom CUV that can't even be lifted.

*Me prior to clicking link*

Pictured : near-offroad vehicle

No.

I can't commit to it. I love Landies, but damn. I'd rather get a Trailhawk Cherokee. I'm patiently waiting for the new full size Disco.

You are all wrong. It's the K900.

Since the article had no interior pics:

but I cannot wait to drive this car.

I let my car warm up SPECIFICALLY so my interior warms up. I don't see what's so wrong with that. When it's so goddamn cold outside that my hand will get frostbite touching the bare metal key, warming up my interior seems like damn good sense.

Honestly, the biggest one is "I don't need winter tires", but I feel like we have gone over that pretty thoroughly. I'm only saying it again because it's really a message that needs to be pounded home. If everyone in the DC area was on mandatory snow tires, Tuesday would have been a walk in the park.

I hate this car.

I always thought Mercedes was the worst at this. Only driven the ML350 but I put it in reverse by accident, thinking I was putting it into park, several times in the one day I drove it. It's always been if you push the shifter all the way, it's in park. Don't know why they had to redesign it

The Ford Mustang. Love it or hate it, it is still America's Affordable performance bargin

Easy.

Even in my import-hating high school days I couldn't help but love Mitsubishi's late 90s style. The last gen 3000GT and second gen Eclipse are some of the best looking Japanese cars of all time in my opinion.