I remember that ad in Road & Track. One of my favourites.

Nice beltline. They need to bring that thing back down!

White paint, a badge, and two red Recaros are more than enough to show that you have a Type R.

The large areas of fake mesh on the bumpers serve no function other than styling, and replacing them with a less garish feature would stop much of the hate for the car IMO. And that wing. Even the car’s designer can’t argue that it’s needed. There are countless professional race cars that do not need a wing that looks…

Personally, I find AWD and extra ride height more exciting than a powerful hatchback. It’s all about where my car can take me, not how fast I can get to the next stoplight.

Well, it was fully charged (real quick like), but then all the water boiled off in under a minute.

What the fuck is “cuck”? Sounds like a word that exists alongside bae, fleek, and yolo. Please never use it again.

Yeah, the switch from wagon to CUV killed any chance of me buying a new Forester. If I eventually get one, it will have to be a 2007 or below :(

I want the smaller outside dimensions (mostly height), and I like the overall style (a little ticked off that Subaru changed it to a CUV and I have to buy an old one eventually). I’ve driven both the wagon and CUV versions of the Forester (friend’s vehicles, the wagon we took on a 4000km road trip), and there isn’t…

I spent a week hiking trails while wearing boxers, and the lack of protection my boys got from the boxers meant chafing. On my sack. When I got home from that trip, all of my boxers went in the garbage, and I bought boxer briefs. No more painful sack chafing.

Many times. While wearing a backpack, and not wanting to take off the waist belt, and in winter, when I don’t want to get colder than I have to.

The Smartwool boxer briefs are the best I’ve worn. The merino wool is super breathable, and won’t stink if you want to wear them for a few days straight.

Stupid? A lifted wagon is my perfect vehicle. But the Volvo and Mercedes will be too tech laden, and have cramped interiors (I’ve driven a friend’s XC70, and it’s too tight inside). I’ll eventually have my dream car in a 2007 Forester.

Great space for a bag, I guess But all I see is that the center stack, and maybe a good portion of the dashboard, could have been moved forward 8" to give more room in the cabin.

What do you need to carry that couldn’t fit in that spot?!?

An interview? You know she’s an actor, right?

Even as a non-boater, I kind of get boats. You can easily fish from them, pull a skier/wakeboarder, and commute to your boat-in cabin. But what do you do with a PWC? I’ve seen some ripping around a lake here and there, and one guy that love taking his near rapids (Sturgeon Falls in Manitoba). But, what is it for,…

Then answer it.

Just answer Bertbehomebyleven’s question.

Answer Bertbehomebyleven’s question.