You mention time but do not give specifics. We need hard data!

I find it funny that the Austin City Council is pushing for more secure background checks and at the same time trying to get local employers to not to any background checks or questions about criminal history of job applicants until they actually extend the job to the candidate.

A friend of mine gave me this T-Shirt, I then very proudly wore it to Mazda headquarters in Hiroshima where I saw the pictured car above.

This is the guide my wife initially found;

“Fiata Is Also The Answer” I believe is the official response.

I can confirm this. I recently got to visit the Mazda factory in Hiroshima and got see all those Mazdas and Fiats going down the line one after the other. Fun fact: Mazda assembly line doesn’t discriminate against models, they have 2 lines that assemble ALL models so you will see a CX5, then a Miata, then Fiata, then…

That Miata is a ‘94-’96 not a ‘93 LE.

FOR KOREA!

And that isn’t even their fastest car. Quickest 1/4 mile yes but I think they have a couple cars north of 2100hp.

1: Miata RF (duh)

The engine in the Sonata is a turbo GDi, it seems from the article that Hyundai is ditching the turbo in favor of a hybrid system to make up the power difference. The standard 2.0L GDi make about 175hp.

I would like a physical button that will turn off the LCD display. While driving at night for long distances I really don’t need 7" of LCD glow in my face.

RSVP done, hopefully I can get the fiance to go with me so that we get preferred entry with her Miata. No badges here...

Oh this sounds fun. I may brave the 30 minute drive across downtown after work.

Fire them, or reallocate to the Jeze.

I too have a Veloster with a few light mods that have exponentially increased the handling and feel of this car. The interior is easily on par if not better than many other cars in its price range (and some that are twice the cost). PLUS, on the drivers side the Veloster is a wagon, and a 2 door hatch on the other.…

Aston Martin V8 Vantage GTE

It is a ZF box but Chrysler is using their own software which is why the thing is all jacked up. Range Rover is using the same ZF transmission but letting ZF tune it and from all accounts is a great transmission.

Maybe delay is the wrong word. It is really strange, “soften”? If you notice that a lot of people will twitch a steering wheel when going down the highway moving it left and right just a little bit. In say a Miata or other sports car you will notice these with the car following the wheel. When in Eco mode it will wash…