This is always the argument they use to justify shooting every dog they see.

Trick is always leave something minor broken, then the rest of the car will be satisfied.

You owe me a new keyboard you sly devil.

How many licks does it take to get the bottom of the problems with your Alfa Romeo? Ah 1, Ah 2, Ah fuck it.

No, it doesn’t.

It’s bullshit.

There’s more overtaking in the first turn than the entire 2019 F1 season.

As far as I can tell overlanding is just car camping for people who drive ridiculously outfitted SUVs at about 25% of their capability. Parking their lifted, light barred, Tacoma with a tent mounted on top next to the family of 4's Sienna at the local KOA.

So, it’s got runflats? That was the no-go for me on the Sienna, and it would be the no-go on this if I were still in the minivan market. Unless runflat tech has vastly improved and come down in price.

I like the IDEA of the Metris, but it suffers from the same thing as the Ford Transit Connect: Most of the passenger versions feel like afterthoughts, and are way short of the rest of the lineup with suspiciously high pricetags.

Stop eating Hunt’s then.

they were an option

optional on H3

Sawmill parkway and Taconic can both be fun with a radar detector. 

Yup. Then the non functional gauges cemented it as someone else's half assed project. 

Good thing we’re not asking Lockheed-Martin to handle health care.

I’d rather throw money away trying to save lives rather than take them. 

I had a 1997 Camry, same generation as this. Boy was it an underwhelming POS. Everyone said how reliable they were, but mine had all sorts of problems. It was a 3.0 V6 with the 5 speed, but CE trim, not this fancy XLE one. It had rust issues, the interior trim just sort of fell apart, acres of cheap brittle plastic,…

*cries in Cerbera Speed 12*

This delay won’t have much impact. The next PlayStation is already is delayed, so Gran Turismo’s next version will be delayed, and that’s the only place people bought TVRs.