Sign me up for a Japan car-spotting trip, too! I’ll bring the Eurobeat

Agree. That’s actually the custom one on display at NAIAS:

Huh, didn’t see this part of eX-Driver.

So, if one drifted an electric 911, would that mean one would be doing the Electric Slide?

They’re secretly revealing the firing order for an upcoming eight-cylinder model

It’s probably advertised as a bonus outdoors feature: your phone will even keep you warm at night!

That shift lever is straight from ZF:

When I sat in the GT at NAIAS, the way I sat in the car and the visibility around me really made the Mustang feel more like a grand-tourer than a sports car. Did you get a similar feeling, and is this OK for the car’s intended use?

While I will always support the purchase of a Fiesta ST, I do have an alternative suggestion.

You are correct that Indian was briefly resurrected around 2000 or so. I was referring to the most recent revitalization, under Polaris. Though, the fact that the brand’s had to be brought back twice already probably doesn’t strengthen my case

What you have right there is a Rogue in training

Clarification: the modern Indian company has had market growth because they’re technically newer on the block. Sorry if I was unclear

I agree—this movie has a lot of cool elements, like the way the Charger gets framed, those opening credits, the ending scenes, and some of the interesting camera angles. It just fails to draw me in, which is the whole reason I watch movies.

1000% agree. I used to work in automotive coatings: I had nightmares where I tried to match silver shades over and over again...

I don’t like Harley bikes, but after talking to a few older owners, they actually do like a lot of the modern tech. One of the biggest issues, from what one rider told me, was that there isn’t an officially sanctioned synthetic oil, because, and I quote, “Harley couldn’t put a screaming eagle on it.”

One of my previous automotive dreams was to own a 3-Wheeler. It is now to own a 3-Wheeler and put a bed on it.

It’s what happens when people buy to cover up their underdeveloped...personality

...my dad drove a Chevrolet Malibu for about a decade. Then my sister drove it, and then I drove it.

Reminds me of my bicycle accident, only with less danger from being hit by a train and somehow even more dumbass-ery from me

Hmm, Patrol you say...