When I lived in Minnesota I drove for months without seeing lines on the road. It’s called ‘winter’. Something Silicon Valley engineers have only heard tell of. But trust me, it’s real.

I’m not necessarily a house enthusiast, but I keep mine clean.

My neighbors car has a driver problem will this work ?

I had a TDI that could automatically detect if it was on rollers so it could go into a special mode to pass the emissions test.

On my 2006 Charger R/T if you get a check engine light, instead of plugging into a diagnostic computer, all you have to do is put the key in and turn it to “Accessory” three times. After the third time, the error code will show up on the dashboard and you can look it up online easily.

I buddy of mine has that beat. He forgot to put the plug back in his fish cooler before putting it in his car loaded with ice and salmon. Luckily he was a smoker so the car already stank anyway.

The thought of someone being stuck in a car wash with the window rolling down uncontrollably, all while getting power washed in the face = many lols

not shown: 45 minutes of futile scraping and profanity in order to get into the vehicle.

In future, self driving cars will announce travelling speed every 10 seconds in a boring monotone.

Some day we will have the fine adjustments that will allow me to take my normal commute (via the Dulles Toll Road) but also avoid the 495 and other toll express lanes.

Movie cars all seem to have suspensions that can survive huge jumps and going down stairs. They’re always equipped with high speed tires.

And for some reason cars don’t have headrests in the front seats.

Even my dad who is in his late 60's gave up CR after over a decade of subscription loyalty and decided to just learn how to use the internet instead. Said he’d rather form his own opinions from multiple reviews and overviews than from a single magazine that is likely biased even if they claimed to be otherwise.

Yokels gonna yokel.

The “string of pearls” LED’s in some headlamps. It looks beyond cheap! Also, mismatched light temperature on the front (halogen fogs and LED or HID headlights). Finally, I have yet to see a good looking aftermarket tail or headlight. They all look like total shit.

No, it’s not. Because in both cases, you’d know up front that the range is limited, or that only six cylinders are working. You can pay to upgrade. Or refuse the deal, and just not buy the car.

The one trick oil companies don’t want you knowing about!

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They should do a test like this with all season tires on the allwheel drive car since thats what most soccer moms would have on there suv anyway.

I'D really like to see a fwd vs. rwd both with winter tires.