He ended up buying a six pack of beer before leaving the store,

“Better interior” is about the funniest thing I’ve ever heard someone say about a Model 3.

I drive a broke down rig on “may-pop” tires
Forty foot of overload
A lot of people say that I’m crazy
Because I don’t know how to take it slow
I got a broomstick on the throttle
I got her opened up and head right down
Nonstop back to Dallas
Poppin’ them West Coast turn-arounds

Maybe they can visit the coal mines and coal-fired plants that generate the electricity they run on!

I don’t get the obsession with the clown shoe. You can get the same stellar drive train for less money in the Z4 M coupe. As an added bonus, it doesn’t look like a clown shoe and the interior isn’t from 1997. The main appeal of the clown shoe is that it’s weird, rare and not an M3... This is all those things and good…

Honda S2000 both in and out and especially the sound

I think this thing replaced the Pathfinder in other countries once the Pathfinder went soft. Looks like an evolution of the last traditional pathfinder too.

But how can you claim to be a series that produces the most well-rounded, competitive drivers if you’re discarding an entire category of racing?

uhh black women do this too. remember duke?

Ladies and gentlemen I present to you...

To all the eventual commenters complaining about three pedal lovers, it’s all about this:

I’ve always loved the asymmetrical grill on the Escort GT.

“Was that the timing belt?”

It’s also the best looking Supra.

Unpopular opinion, I think the MKIII is better looking (and has aged better) than the MKIV.

BELIEVE

EVERYONE IS WRONG
GET AN F TYPE

GET AN F TYPE

However, you are engaging each successive gearset completely when you “poke the shifter” - you just are choosing to engage the next set before transmitting any significant power through. The transmission didn’t skip any gears.

Everyone should delete their Twitter account.

“Think of it this way, they’re not punishing people for driving a competition vehicle, they’re just rewarding those that buy the products they make.”