Let’s play a little game called, NAME THE MODEL YEAR OF THIS CAR.

Lots of my lesbian friends love this car. LOVE IT. I mean love it so much they all get together into a huge group with all their Subaru Legacy’s and put stickers on it from rainbows to Dog is My Co-Pilot and Life is Good. The first couple got theirs and it spread like meth in their circle of friends. I mean it really…

It puts the lotion on the skin or Tavarish sells you a 15 year old M3 for the price of a used Accord again.

$400? for a stick shift DD? Damn.... I bet the A/C is shot... “Just needs a re-charge”

> they should never have stopped building it.

When we did it there was no mileage limit. I spoke to the salesman about it and he said that they’ve hardly ever had someone who does an extended test drive not purchase the vehicle.

I just found out Taylor Swift isn’t my friend guys. This sort of hard hitting revelation has definitely toppled the underdog upset GM did in China.

“I will say it’s always concerning to me when any corporation invests outside of the U.S....there are a variety of reasons to do it...”

a Skyline does not belong in the grass. It belongs in Gran Turismo 2.

This is all I could think about when you talked about the handling being tight:

I’m not a truck guy either, but I still count my 1991 Mazda B2200 among the fun vehicles I’ve had. It was RWD and I had it in Maine, which despite studded snow tires was not exactly a winning combination. I got it for $200 from the courier company I worked for, plus a ton of spare parts because it was the last of that…

I guess that explains why the motorcycle market has completely dried up in the US.

I couldn’t agree more. Paid $2,500 for my 1973 Datsun 630 and have less than $1,000 in it over 6 years of ownership, and that includes a set of 16x7 Nismo TE-37 and lowering blocks. It’s the “go-to” secondary vehicle. Don't want to park the M3 in a lot because of potential door dings? Take the 40 year old pickup. Need…

I like this logic and applied it in a different way and instead purchased a Pontiac Vibe. I had a 2003 Pontiac vibe manual and it could haul an amazing amount of stuff. The whole interior is hard plastic and the passenger seat even folds down. So its like having a truck bed that is inside the car protected from rain…

$1350 Chevrolet asks “why not a cargo van?”. He can keep your cargo dry and locked, and doesn’t have a ridiculous step up into the cargo area like any pick up truck made in the last 15 years.

Counterpoint: Every human within 5 miles will want to borrow your truck occasionally and for you to help them move.

And who is the Ferrari driving beauty this time?

Heh, the mid ‘90s Renault Espace actually DID have the ability to swivel the front seats around! The idea was that you could turn the front seats around, fold the middle row down, and have a picnic-table kind of thing going on. The driver’s seat even had a key lock on the swivel lever so that you could turn it around…

For the record, I’m not endorsing the movie — I haven’t seen it, I’m just thinking about the car. But that shouldn’t stop you from continuing to masturbate to the trailer!

It’s probably no coincidence that the logo reminds me of the female reproductive system: