It's no secret that the technology that BMW uses in its range-topping M cars trickles down into its less hoontastic…
This near-beer model is a step above its M counterpart in nearly every conceivable way.
"Car and Driver said that the ride was too harsh for a 4-star review, but they loved its fuel efficiency."
Good point!
The sun is moving at a billion lightyears per second in the right coordinate system (✿◠‿◠)
Well shit.
With the unveiling of the production Toyota Mirai, all eyes are on hydrogen fuel again, and the question of whether…
On one had these are concerning allegations. On the other hand, they're on Buzzfeed, so I believe none of it. Let me know when I Can Has Cheezburger confirms the story.
Tune on in what?
He's the kind of guy who looks at the 2015 Mercedes C-Class and it's impeccable interior and says "that's all well and good, but I'd much rather buy American please and thank you." The C-Class is gorgeous inside, but perhaps a bit too art deco. The ATS is very old school. The gauges in the ATS look archaic, like they…
That's more me than him. It rained when we had it, then we got shots early in the morning before returning it. I'll take the slightly dirty blame here.
least get the damned thing washed before you shoot it Raph! Or is "car-wash for images that tens of thousands of people will see" not an expense-able cost?
He bought and rolled a Baja Bug. I think that explains quite a bit.
So basically, imaginary cars?
All major crap.
There's a kernel of wonderfulness in the BRZ. On your first impression, it's a kind of flat sporty coupe that you imagine Pontiac building. You find yourself driving home, though, not wanting to hand the keys over. You want to be exploring and improving and tuning.
Turdally cool! hehe