This.

“Piqued.”

Bob is not a serious person. You can tell when he writes about “a bit of profit” and then throws some breadlines into the mix. You know what country controlled the price of bread until relatively recently, and still monitors its cost around the country? France.

Never having heard of this, I googled, and there appear to be a number of videos on YouTube.

Have a Mk7 R with DCT as my daily because terrible traffic. It’s fantastic. Toggle the shifter back into “Sport,” kick the peddle and it’s just “Bam-bam-bam” as you’re shifted back in the seat. It’s even better as you decelerate, always making sure you’re high on the revs and immediately ready to start pulling again.…

The Crossfire was delightful. I said what I said.

In a 911 GT3 RS driven by a 68 year old meat wholesaler. Hmm.

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Oh, come ON, people!

It’s the dealers. They’re...not smart.

Hi! Hello! Government guy here with, surprisingly, a different take on “Industry did it all.”

So you DO understand the danger of man-made climate change!

But many consumers WANT to smoke meth why is big government picking winners and losers in the pharmaceutical market place? 

I don’t have any wise words right now. This really hurts.

We’re not talking enough about the font of the badge, very non-jalop.

Miss those.

I dislike this grille, though I’m willing to believe that car is wonderful. It’s stuck in a design language going back 100 years and built around a radiator inlet, which is obviously doesn’t have. Would have been better just to jump fully into new form because new function, make the whole thing slipperier and carve…

I’m much more interested in the little old lady than the car. A shiver has gone up my back realizing that I am certain to be “that nice old gentlemen who kept his car in the garage for the last ten years of his life, unable to sell it but also unable to drive it until he recovered from one last illness.”

What would the fuel economy be on your Tacoma if it was carrying around 1,000 fewer pounds of metal?

No, there have been “gentlemen drivers” probably as long as there has been racing, but I think this particular term came about after SpeedRacer was on the air.