It’s always interesting observing the variations in what people refer to crazy snow and driving conditions. It’s all in what you’re used to, right?

This sounds so much like a Midland, Ontario thing. The cavalier, the snow piles in the middle of the downtown streets, the small town, back alleys. Sure you’re not from here!? Half the cars back in the day were cavaliers!

The more I read this, the more I chuckle. Good one.

Look at it in a positive way. At least the peasants aren’t always getting the short end of the stick.

But come on man, it has velocity in part of its name! I’m not sure what the “-ster” part means yet. Hipster, maybe?

This article according to the 85 percentile:

It’s sportish. I mean, it checks a lot of boxes for cheap sporty hatchback. It may not have pedigree like a GTI or Civic Si, but it’s not exactly base model corolla either.

Multiplate clutch agrees.

Don’t forget, David. The Wrangler still comes in a manual, too.

I’m pretty sure he already has one in his front yard.

With her being an enthusiast, and then being a dealership trying to boost sales and image, could they not have just worked together? Like, maybe ask her if she would like to bring her newly delivered Type R to a Honda sales BBQ so that she could show it off? These places have BBQs for everything, and it’s fucking…

2013 328i xDrive (F30)

It’s the British way.

Everything is better with yakety sax.

Yeah, I shouldn’t second guess myself! You’re probably right.

Damn this thing is heavy, compared to the 850 and V70s of days gone past.

I would agree. BMW. Probably a 5 series.

Does GM sell vehicles? Or do they just sell packages that include a vehicle with them?

Did you mean, that if it’s tuned for one octane, it would be safe to assume it can run higher octane?

Ye ol’ Atkinson cycle cheat, be that.