Yeah Im on the fence also. I don't agree with what the dealer did to the veteran but I don't see a need for a lawsuit with money being paid out, have the dealership staff go through training etc. Plus their needs to be a better and more through way of tracking these sorts of animals so we don't have lots of people…

I personally have no problem with this and the laws of our fine Commonwealth. Some say we don't need old antiquated laws such as requiring you to wear a helmet while on a motorcycle, radar detectors and window tint. Laws are there to protect the many from the few. I can personally a test to two very bad accidents…

Wow someone needs to better place the lift pads. I saw this happen one day at work but it wasnt a pewny G wagon but one of these beasts with a very large welding box on it!

I worked at a dealer as the sales admin, meaning I could drive whatever I wanted. The SRT-10 was INSANELY fast. I wouldn't say as fast as that gen Viper but close. I know its if Jalop blasphemy but the better one to drive IMO was the quad cab with the beefy four speed auto. The stick in the regular cab was great…

The funding number are probably not taking into account that VW encompasses both Audi and Porsche now...

Is it just me or is it totally unprofessional on the officer's part to do this? So you caught some moron speeding through the city in a Lambo. Do you job, issue the ticket and tow the vehicle and have a professional attitude and bearing about it...

seen one ever. Great looking car!

I should have worded that a little better, most history about the war is from the perspective of the western front, the trenches and all that. There were fronts all over the place from Africa to China. Hell WWI played a large role in cementing Australia and New Zealand as influencers in the global political area…

My dad was a military man and a big history buff as am I so we tend to talk at great lengths about the two world wars. Plus Im watching a VERY good documentary on WWI on Hulu Plus called The First World War. It covers the war in ten parts from more of a global view and not just European one. I highly recommend it.

During more of WWI the "front" was broken up into areas that were defended by various countries on the allies side. France, Great Britain, Belgium, Italy, and eventually America. Now this wasnt always the case but more if a general rule.

Exactly, don't tell people that its looks ok years after it was released. It still looks terrible, from the large, weirdly proportioned trunk lid to the boring everything must have curves flanks and front end. The E63/E64 was terrible looking for a coupe, its just one curvy line after another and that front end is…

I already own these all on DVD but bought them again. At the price it was too good to pass up. Ill give my DVDs to my younger brother.

I already own these all on DVD but bought them again. At the price it was too good to pass up. Ill give my DVDs to…

I was wondering what happened to Stasis and is REALLY disappointing to hear all the mess with APR. I really couldn't believe all that.... Now I can only surmise that all that started after the MKV exhausts, mine had a baffle let go and when I replaced the section and opened the old one it did have all kinds of crazy…

What the....? What happens is that tether brakes....?

I wouldn't really say the new 1.8T is weak it just needs a little finessing thats all - APR 1.8T Stage 1

That is pretty cool but I think Id take the car that these come in:

I like the idea of smaller pickups getting diesel engines choices but I don't think I would tow anything with a gooseneck in anything less than one of these monsters:

I feel that same, buying a VW is like buying any other German car, you gotta do your research and buy the right one. Im on my 4th Golf and other than the first one, a MKIV Golf, they have all been pretty much bullet proof, especially my current MKV GTI. Now the only car that I would never buy again was the 2011 MINI…

I would have thought there was be some changes in the packaging of the rear bodywork...

I had the same thought, these pilots don't have some sort of GPS transponders on their person that activate upon ejecting? Just freaking absurd if they dont. All the money being spent on the military and we can't get them simple GPS transponders...?