This should be titled “36 crummy beers ranked”. My recommendation is that the Schlitz guys drop the L, and just name the beer for what it tastes like: Schitz.

Well, VW naming got the best of me. I meant the Touran, VW’s European minivan, about the size of a Mazda 5, and an excellent car I rented in Germany.

Tell those VW idiots they need to bring the Tiguan TDI to the USA, as well as the Routan.

All thanks to Mercedes Benz USA.

Where can we see one with the US Army’s aircraft fleet?

In Germany, no matter how small the accident, how minor the fender bender, people never moved their cars off the road after an accident. One of the many things about Germans that confused me. All they created that way was a huge traffic jam.

Didn't seem like you were agreeing with me, seemed like you were correcting me, you numb skull.

Your reading comprehension is obviously lacking. In that sentence:

It is amazing that it took this long to sell 450 of these cars while Porsche sold out of 918s (which they made 918 of) in about a year after putting them on sale. Goes to show that the people want high tech rather than a pretty car that costs a gazillion dollars.

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Seems like the truck going downhill was driving pretty fast. Europe's 90 km/h top speed for trucks seemed like a good idea when I was there. Yes, I know our country is much bigger than Europe and that slower speed would mean longer trips for cross country trips, but with the huge momentum these truck carry lower…

Your experience importing a car into the USA is 100 times more complicated than mine. I'll be writing about my experience bringing my Peugeot into the US soon, to be posted on Oppo.

Samsung is known for their TVs in the US, but in Korea you can buy Samsung cars, like the SM3 below.

Peugeot was a bicycle and coffee mill maker since 1810, then in 1898 they made their first car, the steam powered Peugeot Type 1:

My little half Korean loves Pororo, Tayo the Little Bus, and Robocop Poli

Won't be charged because it was deemed an accident? When I had an accident I was charged!

My car has a stick shift, and the reverse is to left of first, but as an extra theft deterrent the shift pattern on my stick shift shows reverse as below fifth. I park it in a position where one will need reverse to get out of, so even if the thief knows how to drive stick he won't find the gear he needs.

What you mean the Chrysler 300 could be a wagon... it is also a wagon, although not in America! And you can have it with a turbo diesel engine too, although I don't think it is available with a manual transmission.

Sorry, this car does nothing for me. I am more interested in the much more mundane Audi wagon in the background.

Debatable? Winter off roaders do the same in Alaska because it works...