I read that whole thing in their voice. PERFECT!

Given the events of late...this.

And the QUARTERBACK IS TOAST!

This REALLY gets under my skin.

I replaced the AC on my wife's CR-V. Never again. EVER.

If he were a pinkie, I wouldn't have replied. However, given that most people likely view all comments, and not just top or promoted comments, it's a moot point.

SLOW NEWS DAY YOU SAY? WOW, GREAT CONTRIBUTION!

Turbo, but yes.

Agreed. Man, if I could redo my teenage years...

Because it didn't matter. I bought it last february and paid it off in November. :D

When I bought my Civic Si sedan last year, I rolled into the local Honda dealership with my wife and told the salesman that I wanted the Si. We talked financing, and my wife and I told him EXACTLY what I was going to pay a month for it. He looked at me and said "you're not going to get that car for that price. Why…

Ferdinand Porsche deserves a plot such as this one.

POWERRRRRRRRR...

Yeah I had one up until 2006. She surprised more than a few cars! She may have only had 160 HP, but she was super light.

B14 Nissan 200SX SE-R

My 200SX SE-R with its SR20DE wasn't much better.

The only method of defeating this that I've seen work with moderate success is to place a 1-gallon freezer bag over the filter before removing it. With that in place, 95% of the oil will be contained to the bag, but some will still manage to get all over the crossmember.

The best part is that the filter is DIRECTLY above the CV boot and the crossmember. Removing a filter means that dirty oil will pour out on the boot/crossmember, and then drip down along every surface. It will eventually stream/drip off the crossmember, but nowhere near the oil pan you have carefully placed under the…

8th generation Honda Civic Si

1996 Chevy Lumina rear door