Looks like improvements all around. My only complaint is that I liked the pre-facelift front fascia better.

It’s following the same logic as the EP3/DC5 of the early 00s. The base integra is a civic SI, the integra-S is a civic R, and there was eventually an integra R a slot above that.

The fallacy here is that sovereign citizens would consider themselves exempt from any sort of gun control laws and would be armed anyway and would respond with lethal force in any attempt to impede them. Even if guns were absolutely banned today those dipshits would be armed and the result would be the same.

At least this one didn’t recommend a vintage land yacht, kei van or Leaf that seems to be the standard joke suggestions.

That is such a silly take. When offers like these are made, the employer isn’t looking to “make” anybody do anything.

Yeah, they recieved some public funding to provide intercity rail, which means connecting to a number of california cities. And since MetroLink has failed to get a line through the pass, there is a lot of potential daily customers there to help fund the whole project.

I'd take an Si long before an ST 

Enjoy the idle miles.  They disappear one day.

Offset pipes are part of what makes it cool, IMHO

I agree with you that $8,500, but as renegade said, saying there's nothing special isn't exactly accurate. It's basically a WRX powertrain in a wagon. Goes like stink while flying under the radar of police and insurance rates.

Long Beach Blue, like Interlagos, Laguna Seca, and Estoril Blue (to name a few), and Silverstone Metallic and Imola Red, is in reference to race tracks or specific race series. In this case, the Long Beach Grand Prix

The hard part about having real inspections in the US is that we have a car focused infrastructure that makes distances between everything large, pedestrian/cycling an afterthought, public transit woefully neglected, and living without a car nearly impossible anywhere besides the North Atlantic cities. Inspections…

Excellent deployment of both Austin Powers and a *correct* usage of “antepenultimate.”

Reading the whole article then getting to the slushbox in the antepenultimate paragraph, confirming my fears from the earlier photo

Wants: Weird, unique, preferably European

I bought a new Mazda in 2018. Despite the credit union financing in hand (somewhere around 2% for 48 months), and after we had agreed to a price, they presented financing options. One was an additional $1,000 off the agreed price and (this is not a typo) 0.0% financing for 60 months with Chase. I put that loan on…

I would actually respect him immensely if he somehow managed to stuff an anemic, cobbled-together nightmare of an engine designed after hours by some of the most inept European car makers of our time into this truck. 

I think what parents tend to forget (or conveniently forget for the sake of saving money) is that sitting in someone’s lap for hours on end is NOT comfortable for a baby/toddler. Unless they’re itty-bitty newborns, most “lap children” would much rather have the safety and security of their own car seat rather than…

“Your kids may be special to YOU, but they are not special to ME nor are they entitled to ruin my peace and quiet.”

Speaking of entitlement, who the fuck convinced you that “peace and quiet” were inalienable rights of flying commercial?

“They’re awful to listen to, dirty, and smell bad.” - There’s a large number of adults who qualify for this too, but at least a baby has never punched a flight attendant in the face.