So, Chargers/Rams/NFL/Roger Goodell = Sonics/NBA/David Stern...I feel like Roger Goodell and David Stern just bounced bad ideas off each other and the owners are just like, fuck it.

I was in awe for most of Chris driving but then when Tiff came in I couldn’t stop smiling. If there is anything about this I’d want more of is Tiff’s in car first experiences of each one since he hadn’t driven any of them yet, but this is Chris’ segment so I get it. Good showing of it all and I can’t imagine Top Gear…

I don’t think it’s that crazy. I’ve lived in just normal suburb style apartment complexes and to rent a garage space it’s over a hundred bucks a month. I can’t imagine owning a car in NY city.

I still had my drivers permit and did a lot of learning how to drive in one of these.

I commute from Covington and all that traffic fucked the side roads and made my commute 2 hours instead of 45 min...405 is truly the bain of satan’s balls.

I also always thought Tinted Tail lights were pretty much illegal most everywhere since they do not reflect light which is a safety thing when parked on the side of a road at night or something.

One More Time

I learned while on a test drive in a Chevy S10 extended cab with the salesman next to me and my step brother crammed in the back. I was doing ok until the salesman took me down a hill I had to get back up but had to stop. Talk about nerve racking. Took me like 15 minutes and not sure how many tries to get it going on…

My 06 STI has had a squeeky throw-out bearing for thousands of miles. I have a hard time dealing with the cost associated with just that part when there isn’t anything wrong with the rest of the clutch. I haven’t gotten a definitive answer on whether the throw-out being bad could damage the transmission so I continue…

This is what my Dentist recommends and hands out.

This is what my Dentist recommends and hands out.

I’m fine with not having inspections in general. However I certainly see the need for police/state patrol to be given the authority to determine if a vehicle currently being driven on the road is a hazard or not. If not then I as a citizen would like a route to report certain vehicles to that would then require an…

Played baseball growing up.

Although I’ve seen so many cars on the roads around here where I wished there was some sort of inspection to keep them off the road.

Another reason to take a HPD class. They teach you what happens when you drop a wheel off the pavement and subsequently what happens when you try to correct it and get back on the pavement, you get shot across the highway and in this case right into that truck. Idiots all around.

Gotta ask, how difficult is this really? I mean, could I get in this vehicle and competently point it in the right direction with some basic throttle/steering control and get up this hill?

I agree here, and the car doesn’t even need to be insane for this to happen either. I had a big turbo on my 98 Nissan Sentra. Boost didn’t hit until 4500rpm, with an open dump wastegate and redline at 7400 shifts come quick but handling that power through just the front wheels, keeping it straight while manually…

All I know is that my Senior Year High School dance I drove and it included one just like this. Electric fold down back seat, swivel chairs, TV/VCR and Nintendo. Myself and two other couples. Went to The Keg then to the dance. Good times.

Would be cool to just use the paint to put on certain parts of the car. Like on my STI just do the wings, hood scoop, mirrors...would make for some cool photos

I didn't propose or get married on Valentine's day to my wife. However it is symbolic as our first date which didn't really end all that well (we actually didn't even talk for another 6months). So thankfully, we just do the same Chinese place every year since then for the last 14 years. Also makes it easier to…

This is one of the first things I was taught at my HPDE course. Get those mirrors out and be aware of all that's going on around you. You do this then there should be no reason to fling your head around while taking your eyes off the road in front of you.