I know the C-pillar is too thin, but when I look at this all I see is a GTi.

Looks like a Camaro that eats its feelings.

The cake is a lie!

Master troll, 9/10. Took me about five posts, but you actually made me chuckle a bit once I caught on

Well, there is the really cute lady in the short shorts. Hot engineers FTW.

IIRC the last time I sat in one of those, I noticed it had more cup holders than seats. Is that correct?

So I'm 11 years old and with my parents driving home on PA's I-476 northeast extension and my parents want to stop to buy water bottles for thew ride home or something. We're driving back to Philly from dinner with my mom's family in Hazelton and it's late. So they pull into a rest stop and I opt to wait in the car.

Especially in Pennsylvania.

The price seems a smidge high, but the body and paint both look really good. From the pictures, the only thing is needs is a little polish on the shiny metal bits.

Is she single? I have an awesome idea for a first date.

And fuck you for clicking it.

I drove a RWD Ford Ranger around the Philadelphia area through two blizzards last winter (on regular all season tires!) with little issue. The trick is lots of ballast (as much as you weigh, I used bags of coal) and learning how to go up off ramps at a 45 degree angle at 15 mph. Oh, and bring a shovel, just in case.

You wanna hoon? If there are hundreds of these assholes and they have money to put into their cars, they should all cough up a chunk of change, buy an empty lot somewhere outside the city, have it paved and just hoon it up. Maybe there's a closed air stip that would suit their purpose. Make it membership-based and use…

Anecdotal, but whenever an Italian brand, be it Fiat, Maserati or Alfa Romeo, comes up in conversation with co-workers and the like, their concerns are always with reliability and repair costs. If the Italians want to move steel in the US, they need to find a way to appeal to Americans' practical side.

When the coefficient of friction = 1. However, as he explains, racing slicks, spoilers and other such trickery effectively push the coefficient of friction over 1. Then you can soil yourself by going way too fast.

Then they could bring back Mercury to compete with Cadillac!

This can be used as a platform for a new Ranger.

Headline says they're prototypes.

A Z06 to each state's Highway patrol should be part of Chevy's penalties for the recall fiasco. We could use 'em for organ transportation for transplants.

I haven't put any serious work into my 2.3L Ranger, but I did change a headlight bulb in less than 5 minutes during my break at work.