Sue the dealership for anything. literally ANYTHING you can.
Whilst suing them, contact GM corporate, tell the suits what happened, and kindly explain that this story will be taken to a big newspaper, and published with comments against GM as a whole brand. Then tell them that you want the dealer employee, and the man…

Honestly, I'd buy one if they sold it today. Shame it never made it to production

Yes, we do!
Twincharge all the Volvos!

One does not simply modify perfection without the Glorious Comerade knowing about it

I can vouch for this:
Truckers are generally the friendliest people on the road.
on family roadtrips, we thank them with blinkers or thumbs up, or even a friendly smile as you go by, because they deserve it :) !
once, we saw a guy break check a truck driver on purpose (we were in front of him) just for the lulz, and then…

I've sat in the CLA
not driven, just sat in both the front and back.
The moment I got out of the CLA's front door, and got in the back, It became one of the worst "practical" fast cars out there.
so therefore, the actually versatile S3 hatch wins IMO.

So, how about the British?

cough cough, V70R cough cough
T5, 300 horse, AWD, 6 speed manual to row

oh, okay. interesting...
thanks!

oh, it is?
I actually did not know this...
so, what's the difference, do you know?
i'd appreciate an explanation.
thanks in advance! :)

So, a BRZ or 370Z don't qualify as sports cars?

superior 93 octane gas?
I grew up in a crappy southern European country, where my mom had a '98 Opel Astra 1.4 16V. Guess what gas she used? 98 octane PLUS octane booster (so about 100 octane gas) 125,000 miles (or 200,000km's) with no issues. so yeah, America's "standard" 89 octane gas would pass for drinking water…

I know how you feel, man!
3 days after buying a brand-spanking-new C230 Kompressor some years back, my stepdad's window was broken because some dickwad wanted his Garmin GPS.
he was sooooo pissed

dad did the Stelvio pass on a BMW bike. AMAZING ROAD!!!!

D'awwwww :D it's such a cute car!
my old man had one a way's back as well! This thing has only one notable feature on it, according to my dad. This feature is the body roll, which is measured not in inches, but yards! it's a small, likely to tip tin box, but i'd have it over any economy car made between 1970-2010 in…

The want is high for this one....

Uhhhh, no....?
the CR-Z gets upwards of 45 mpg (I took a road trip in one, so don't argue :D) and so what if it's heavier than the CRX? the MK7 GTi is about 2X heavier than the 1992 equivalent. Plus, it's a hybrid that can be bought with a STICK SHIFT. it's a kickass handling machine, and the 122hp are more than enough…

Actually, my neighbor had a CX (we lived in Serbia at the time) he had that thing from new, up until 3 years ago. You just got a lemon, my friend. Those old citroens are pieces of mechanical art. I will agree that the suspension was a bitch and a half, but when it worked (i'd say 99.9% of the 318,000km's he put on…

whoops. forgot pic:

Guys! I've got it!
just before the car disappears, you can see the grill!
the one bar in the middle of the grill is distinctive because the crown vic wore that kind of grill from '93 to '95!
what we're looking at is a civilian model crown vic from the '93-'95 model years!
I was looking at a red '93 earlier today, and…