Same here. I expected him to say 1990 not 2003.

But the minivan’s utilitarian design is exactly what makes it enjoyable for me. The 2013 Grand Caravan we bought a few weeks ago will fit 6 whitewater kayaks inside (and 4 on top), unlimited amounts of climbing and camping gear, my kid and/or friends can watch movies while we drive, and we can sleep in it while…

At the races in Brainerd years ago, I held up a phone at the start of a run while on a call with my sister in law. She didn’t know where I was at the time, so the reaction I got was “WHAT WAS THAT??!?” “That was a car.” was my answer.

That sucks. I guess I’ve just been lucky so far then.

That sucks. I guess I’ve just been lucky so far then.

FYI for the Canadians here, I usually see these in Costco for $20 for a pair. This is in Winnipeg, so YMMV.

FYI for the Canadians here, I usually see these in Costco for $20 for a pair. This is in Winnipeg, so YMMV.

I’ve put mine in the dishwasher countless times, and it’s come out just fine. I did cross my fingers the first time I did it though!

I’ve put mine in the dishwasher countless times, and it’s come out just fine. I did cross my fingers the first time…

How’s that Powerball $$$ treating you?

That makes sense!

I just wanted to see at least an uninterrupted minute of the car ripping on the hill. Didn’t get anywhere close to that.

“The trunk is small, but passenger space is great.”

The interior is nice and all, but is there any hope for those of us that don’t want big screens? I just want an old (DIN or DIN and a half) AM/FM CD with an AUX In (backup cameras need not be added either).

It’s not even about hauling seven people around. My wife and I are looking to get a minivan this year, and it’s for the interior hauling capacity for kayaks (whitewater boats can fit inside), camping gear, being able to sleep inside the van, and 4x8 sheets of plywood. And we only have one kid (with lots of her own…

Forget gesture controls. I’m still wondering why people want big screens in their cars at all.

F-that, straight line performance is fun as hell. And fun is what sports cars are all about (at least to me, assuming I could afford one). Going around a corner fast is great, but I’d rather experience my body getting pushed as far as possible into the back of my seat. You go race on a curvy track (which I also think…

I know when I cause a fatal street racing accident, my first reaction is to sloppily dangle out of my window while in the phone. Screwseeing if anybody else is alright.

Whooooosh!

So this semi auto plinking .22 is an assault rifle? (Remington 597) And I am actually interested in what you think, not just being a smart ass.

I don’t get why you’d call the Countryman a crossover. It’s a car, and a small one at that.

Except this isn’t an SUV. It’s a car.

I need to see one of these dogs run in person! and I mean in an open field having fun, and not at a track. I can’t imagine how awesome that beast must look running at full speed.