I've done fine in 2 VWs with around 60k miles between them. First car was a VW GTI bought used with 20k miles, drove it for 40k miles, traded it in (nothing was wrong with it mechanically) for a VW CC and I've put 20k miles on the CC so far. 20k service was about 2 weeks ago. It will continue to have its oil changed…

I'm surprised that I didn't see this, but:

If by performance you mean speed in a straight line and through corners (which is what the article says), then I'd say the Jeep Wrangler is my favorite car that isn't built for performance.

Hahaha, glad I wasn't the only one who appreciated the Home Improvement joke.

Looks like a battle between who has more grip in this case to me. Not sure those "shoes" on the Chevy have as much grip as the VW does on asphalt. They look like tires meant more for off roading to me.

Well, from my experiences having driven the 350Z and the 370Z, the VQ35 does much better with NVH than the VQ37 does. The VQ37 did drive progress in terms of power delivery/production though. It really does a good job of making the 370Z feel like a muscle car compared to the 350Z.

Windows Phone, usable data speeds, and better/more reliable coverage on Sprint.

Well, I should say it was smooth enough. Your points are legitimate. I've driven a friend's BMW Z4 and then test driven a Mazda RX-8. The Z4's straight six was noticeably smoother and the RX-8's rotary, as many seem to agree, sets the bar for smoothness . I liked the sound of the Z better than those though, but that's…

I saw this car in 2002 in pictures and in Gran Turismo 3, around when I was getting my learner's permit/license (sorry if that makes some of ya feel old). It instantly became my "reasonable dream car". I've had the privilege of driving a 350Z on a few occasions and the 370Z at least once.

Agreed completely. Someone at the apartment complex I used to live at had one in black and its looks immediately caught my attention when I saw it parked outside and in the garage underground. Sad to see it go!

HAHAHAHA, this was good for a laugh. Expanded and dragged to desktop to save it.

Not that I necessarily agree with this clip, but I thought it was funny and this article reminded me of this part of Fast and Furious.

I've been using the touch cover at work to take notes in meetings without any problems. As others have said, it takes getting used to. It's a non-issue once you've adapted. The fact that it doubles as a cover is very convenient too.

Grabbed this from the source link, Google's official blog:

"Yo dawg, we made your baby doll's baby pregnant so that your baby doll could be pregnant with a baby doll while its baby doll is pregnant with a baby."

Following this logic, Sprint must hate its customers and everything they love even more than Verizon does because they get to miss out on not only the Nokia Lumia 920, but ANY Windows Phone. Sweet.

Thank you for that. I mean it when I say that I actually laughed out loud at this, hahaha. It really does say it all.

Hahaha! I grew up in Bloomington and went to school at IU! Always awesome to find another IU alum... though I was younger when FF7 came out. My brother and I actually got the PC version when that came out. We had to run it in software mode because our computer couldn't yet handle the graphics and run it in hardware…

Anyone remember www.pornolize.com? This reminds me of that. I'm at the office so I don't want to try it right now, haha. It was hilarious! Just good old immature humor. It was a looong time ago when I first found it.

This is my favorite Amnesia reaction video! Right around 2:02 when he starts wailing and he drops his mic is probably my favorite part, hahahaha. Not gonna lie, I don't think I'd fare much better playing this game.