The one I've driven had decently supportive leather seats. They weren't of the highest quality, but I never got out of that car feeling like my back was about to break into a thousand pieces. To me, when I want some comfort, that's what I'm imagining. I've also taken a ride in a similar Malibu with cloth seats as…

Partially true (at least based on the exterior), but I wouldn't be able to confirm that for sure until I sat in the inside and got an idea of how much room there was in the Cruze. I'm sure it's similar, and based on what is happening with other automakers, it makes sense for that to be true.

Well, it still seems like a big improvement from the Malibu offering from the late-90s/early-00s. That thing, while comfortable, is boring, bland, and the interior is ghastly.

To be honest, I don't know what it's called, but this Saab blue is really awesome.

This will just result in a bootleg dragoning tape, aptly named Orlove the Beast.

To me, these ads are just Toyota saying, "Yeah, we can put two stupid people in a room and have them spout out the stupidest bullshit into a camera and put it on TV, and people will still buy the Camry in droves." Therefore making it possibly the greatest meta-commercial in the car universe.

BURS

Old, but awesome.

R.I.P. Budd, having watched the Red Wings for a while now, I always noticed his voice on the PA. I never noted the name, but things won't be the same without his voice there.

The height (5'9") isn't an issue for me, but I wear size 11.5, so I may be semi-comfortable, but I'll probably be unable to press only one pedal at a time.

Probably should have told this to Pokemon Trainer Vick earlier, he thought he had a good group of Growlithe and Houndoom.

First of all, you're awesome. Your V12 shenanigans have made my day.

Okay, now that is awesome.

BMW/Jaguar V12 in a Fiero/MR2. It would end in death, but it would end in awesome death.

Well, at least with Pike's Peak, it probably isn't going to hurt anyone.

Through a combination of GPS as well as a multitude of sensors that take in information from surrounding drivers to allow it to react quickly to a situation.

Okay, I need to hear how he opened a bottle with a dog.

It doesn't help that London is completely incompetent as far as travel infrastructure goes. You've also got the intersection at Wellington/Horton that, for a while, only let 15 seconds of traffic from Wellington go through, despite the fact that all the traffic was coming from Wellington downtown (they thankfully…

That's a fair point that I forgot to add in.

Beat me to it. I can't help but cringe whenever I see this.