Awww.... I was hoping the V stood for V12.

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"Tammy," I said. "Are you aware that the air suspension in a Land Rover Discovery lasts 9 percent longer than milk left out on the counter?"

It's always been RWD.

Have you ever been to a DSM meet?

How much torque do you have?

I wish that Shelby would modify the taillights of their Mustangs to reference the Cougar tails on the '67-68 GT350 and GT500.

No, it's on the same platform as the C-Class.

My autocross times might beg to differ.

Tents are terrible, sticky, wet, hot, freezing, awful, buggy, sandy, dirty, terrible things.

Nah. Coziness is a feeling that humans have evolved over millions of years. The pitter patter of rain is something that our senses can easily recognize. Our cozy senses don't really know how to deal with solid water around us.

Tents are terrible, sticky, wet, hot, freezing, awful, buggy, sandy, dirty, terrible things.

A car needs no outside help. Any car with a functioning roof and heater can go in any sort of horrible weather and create its own cozy environment within. And it doesn't even need to be that luxurious. I've run into cabs of work trucks to escape freezing, driving rain, and that cab, with its cheap vinyl seats, AM…

Ehh...maybe next year.

I've driven a lowered '85 CRX Si for several years. The lowness isn't so bad for me. The terrible roads and aggressive suspension are worse.

Revving your engine cold while it's in warranty might not break it (it will damage it, though) until well after your warranty is up...so either you're stuck with a worn out engine after your warranty has expired, or you've sold a damaged car like an asshole to someone who has no clue.

No problem!

For whatever reason, Chrysler couldn't move many of it's hotted up Crossfire roadster despite it's Supercharged AMG V6 under the hood. Probably because no one wanted a Crossfire in any capacity, let alone an expensive convertible version.

You can get some, but not everything.

WOW. You must be used to very fast cars..... WOWWW