idrive with center console knob is the best. I hate using touch screens in cars.

To the people knocking it for the cosmetic flaws, stop being so anal about this Probe.

Cool video, as always with Mr. May. But “affable granddad”. Christ, the guy is only 56.  

I think most all LA Hair metal from the 80s can safely be discarded with no damage to culture.

The touchscreen, like nearly all touchscreens, is horrible. This isn’t really Kia’s fault, exactly—no automaker that I’m aware of has made a good touchscreen, possibly because if you’re any good at making touchscreens you don’t work for an automaker or an auto parts supplier, you work for Apple—but the whole concept…

That’s what Douglas said.

That’s what Douglas said.

This right here. Every other civilized country in the world has universal health care and it’s better than what we have. Full fucking stop. Anyone that is opposed to us having it here in the USA is either a complete fucking dipshit or is profiting from the status quo. End of story.

I love her society voice affectation.

Worth it for just this photo alone. Might be the best looking sedan of all time, IMO.

“Most of these mums have no idea what hardcore porn looks like—until now.” Dun-dun-dun.

This past weekend we went hiking and where we were it wasn’t even close to what it was up there, but more people than usual.  The further we went, the quieter it got.  But as we looped back down, there were a bunch of people taking pictures with the poppies and flowers and this one lady had scrambled up the hill off…

That Charlie Rose video is freaking me out because with the black on black, she looks like a disembodied head.

Yea, it’s interesting.

You’re quite insane.  You know that, right?

Because she’s right.

I know this is a great car and as someone that owned two late ‘80's Hondas, I can most certainly appreciate ones from that general era.  That being said, there’s no way I’m paying just shy of 4K for it.

That’s a solid pop culture reference.  Take your star.

Exactly. These schools are just addresses in the old boys’ network.
None of them will ever provide any actual value to the company at which they will serve at some point.