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I’ve had a V10 S6 for 4 years and it’s been reliable, with no drivetrain-specific issues that would be cause for concern. The small things that have come up are your typical German car electrical issues. The fuel and oil bills are V10-sized but not much else.

I once drove a rental Citroën C1 on the circuit at 2am on the Wednesday before the Grand Prix. It was completely empty and a glorious experience.

My parents bought a red 2000 V6 SLE brand new. I took it over as my daily driver when I went off to college 4 years later and drove it through 25 states over the next 12 years, covering around 200,000 miles including several years of snow and salt in Michigan and New England. It then went back to my parents’ house in

Audi sent me a letter 2 years ago and another one a few weeks back, but still no parts available at my dealer.

All I want is for California to roll back its stupid mandate that says all cars made in 1976 or later must pass a smog check every other year. As the owner of a 1978 vehicle I’m finding it harder and more expensive to maintain compliance, especially since each emissions-related part needs to be California-approved. A

RIP Cars and Coffee Crystal Cove. Those were the good days.

Ugh, you can even see in the press photos how the exhaust tips aren’t connected to anything.

As far as I know Samsung is the only one that places the back button on the right side and it’s completely illogical.

BMW E12

I have a V10 Audi S6 which is not any less reliable than its German contemporaries. The V10 itself is known to be bulletproof but you do get little issues that end up costing more than you think they should. It sounds amazing and (I hope) is at or near the bottom of the depreciation curve now - they can be found in

Don’t bring your trash to throw away at a convenience store; that’s bad form

Ran when parked

Prior to the stop, the police said Abreuurena was seen driving recklessly and swerving in and out of traffic like a BMW driver.

Which Neon is best Neon?

“Sir, have you been drinking flossing?”

Does Kia still make the Credenza Cadenza? I’ve literally never seen one on the road.

Works as a plow too.

Ford Taurus

I love Octomore and have 4 bottles from different years, but I’ve never seen it for $60-80 as mentioned here. It’s at least double that, although I’m happy to be proven wrong if there’s a store in the greater NYC area selling it for that price.

Note that credit card coverage can be primary or secondary, depending on the card and/or country. Most Chase cards offer primary coverage in the US and abroad, meaning it kicks in before your personal insurance coverage. Most other card issuers offer secondary coverage in the US, meaning they will only pay for what