If those people could read, they’d be furious. 

100% people walking around barefoot on the flight and even going to the bathroom barefoot.

I give a thumbs down and shake my head to let the other driver know I’m not mad at their bad driving, just disappointed.

Bugatti--the parts bin sharing from VW dilutes what would otherwise be a special car. 

The whistle tip video comes to mind—we would quote it back and forth ad nauseam as kids.

The whistle tip video springs to mind—the commentary is something we would quote back and forth ad nauseam when we were kids.

2023 Subaru Legacy

How is the interior compared to the previous gens? Any more “premium” feeling? How is the NVH? Have they managed to bake any semblance of “fun” in? 

Speaking as someone that came from a 2009 Mazda3 hatch to a 2019 Mazda3 hatch--this is good. Still fun to drive and oh so nice on the inside with the red leather. It's almost conical how much nicer it is compared to the older models. 

No shame here, either. He seems genuinely happy to share his experiences with this stuff and always seems to have a “how cool is that?” attitude that comes across really well without seeming stuck up.

Driving into the city and went to pass a few cars who were in the right lane travelling a little slower. While doing so, a lifted truck came out of nowhere and started tailgating me while I was passing, so close that I was genuinely concerned that he would hit my car if I slowed down at all. Once I had an opportunity…

A manual transmission is best for driver involvement or more fun. Every time this comes up it turns into a circle jerk of “ya ain’t a real driver if’n ya can’t drive a stick” or “no manual, no buy” (like that’s what’s keeping you from buying the $200k sports car, no manual offered). Let people enjoy what they want to…

Can confirm. Wanted one for so long, and when someone totalled my 2010 Mazda3 hatchback I pulled the trigger on a 2015 model with the CVT.

Bitter much? I’ve had a ‘15 Crosstrek for two years now and it’s given me no problems in 33k miles. Up into the mountains to snowboard, out camping, etc.

One of my favorites was the Lamborghini that never was.