I’m really glad Nico did win one though. I always thought he had the talent to get one, even when he was driving some pretty sub-par cars in the Williams and early Mercedes days. He turned in some really strong performances even back then, but I always felt like he was overlooked as basically a warm body filling a…

My mom had one of these from probably 1999-2010. Great car, and I wouldn’t blink an eye if a car company rolled out a car with that exact exterior today. Miles ahead of its time.

That last one really hit home for me. A large part of why I went manual for my current car (my first manual) is because my sister totalled my previous car while I was out of town, thinking I’d be fine with her borrowing it. Now, she couldn’t borrow it even if she wanted to. It’s just beautiful to see other people…

Rock a bye baby is okay because it’s speaking to the baby. Baby is an acceptable way to address a baby. It’s not an acceptable way to speak about a baby.

I think the hanger thing very well might be a lefty/righty thing. I grew up sharing a room and closet with my brother. I’m a lefty, he’s a righty, and I was constantly frustrated by the fact that he hung hangers the opposite way from me. He hung them like question marks, I hang them the other way. Same thing happened…

It’s not about the engine, it’s about the limited slip diff.

Fiat MultiAir 1.4 -> Doesn’t sound good.

That super cub is a thing of beauty. I think I’d look silly as hell riding it, but that doesn’t stop me from appreciating the design.

I have one. It broke down on me around 10k miles during some spirited driving. Turns out when my dad borrowed it at 5k miles and told me he got an oil change, he lied, and I was dumb enough not to check. So that’s really not the engine’s fault.

I have one. I love it to death. That is all. Carry on.

My best friend has a 2009 Spectra manual. It’s an absolute piece of shit. It’s on its 3rd or 4th clutch in 56000 miles (and she is not a bad driver), it’s ugly as hell, the AC barely works, the seats are uncomfortable, and it’s no fun to drive. She loves it to death pretty much just because it’s hers. She’s driven…

Oh my god I’m so basic. My two are literally the first car mentioned in the article and the car the article is actually about. BMW E30 and a 986 Boxster. Preferably in red and black, respectively. In the immortal words of Nas in 2001, “Stick shift look sick up in that boxster porsche.” It do look sick, Nas, it sure do.

Wow that is impressively dumb.

Not exactly a lie about cars, but a lie related to cars. Full disclosure, I live in San Jose, and am white and in my early 20s. So over the course of several months last year, I threw on my nicest douchey polo and went to car dealerships and told them I had just sold a startup, and wanted to treat myself a bit. This…

As someone who semi-recently bought a 124, I would be less than pleased with this development...

“You could buy a cheapo E36 and drive the living hell out of it until the whole thing falls apart into a million pieces.”

I’d like to kindly ask you to stop reading my mind, thank you very much.

One does not simply walk into Mordor.

But apparently you can drive no problem.

I deeply, deeply wanted a Fiat 124 in White over Tan leather. But dealers don’t order a lot of Fiat 124s, and the manual ones sell pretty quickly. So between the upgrade in trim level for the leather seats, the destination costs for having one delivered, and the savings the dealer offered if I bought one from them…

His whole point is that speed limits should reflect the engineering of the road. Your example is of a poorly engineered road, so none of this applies. There are times where you have to save people from themselves, but on the vast majority of highways, speed limits are both antiquated and potentially dangerous.

49ers complete the comeback in Super Bowl 47. There isn’t a close second, but I’ll list some other options that would make me happy anyway because lists: