Believe it or not, that intake is actually one of the better and more expensive ones (Eurocompulsion V4).

Today, Abarth denotes amped up editions of select Fiat models, and with the 500 that means a 133 horsepower FIRE turbocharged four and C10 5-speed stick.

Probably safe to say you don’t want to buy any GM products built at these plants after today, right?

I suspect the primary reason this and the G90/Equus exists is so that Hyundai execs can have a nicer corporate car.

Last year’s starting quarterback, Ross Bowers, has been relegated to third-string duty this season

They’re actually quite popular for commuters in the city and people coming in off the train.

There were talks about the ILX getting axed given that it has had lackluster sales. Frankly, I’m surprised it go a 2nd refresh at all.

Value prop becomes even more questionable given that the TLX sells like poo and you can get awesome deals on it. I picked up a new Tech model that stickers at 36K for 28K.

The Si did, yes.

AFAIK the K20 and K24 share the same design, just a different deck height.

If the block is good enough for a Type-R... ;)

To be fair, this version of the K24 has direct injection and only came out in 2013.

Are you sure about that? Honda’s own website says the 9th gen Civic wheelbase is 105.1", the same as the ILX wheelbase.

I was about to say the same thing. The Civic console looks heads and shoulders more premium than the ILX one, especially with all that black plastic.

I’d say Buick is probably the closest competitor. Premium, but not really luxury.

It better be, the ILX felt nothing like a premium car, let alone a luxury car. Blindfolded you’d be hard pressed to tell if you were riding in a previous-gen Civic or an ILX.

Was FIAT and Land Rover so low that they completely off the list or something?

I’m more than willing to trade the Ranger Raptor for the RS6 Wagon.

One thing to keep in mind is that you can also invest the annuity amount as you get it each year, so the FV of that decision is actually higher than 688M.

Says one CHP officer. Of course, officers have never ever been known to be wrong about written laws, right? There is very clearly law in the CVC defining R.O.W. when entering a freeway.