10. Chrysler Sebring

Pro-Line Sand Paw paddle tires. Have a pair for my Tamiya Hornet, they are awesome.

77 years and counting.

Not bad, as long as you are color-blind to red, so you can live with that SO SO VERY RED INTERIOR.

Recent image out of Detroit.

It's like the Dewalt of trucks. Big, ugly, heavy but capable. I still prefer a Makita to be honest.

Umm...so i own two WRXs, and i'm not sure where this "unreliable" thing is coming from. Regular maintenance, oil changes, the occasional CV boot...otherwise they've treated me well.

Rawr, I'm a big, scary truck!

K. Gotta say here, Raphael, this is boring. Who cares. Anyone who lives in the midwest does this every few days. I get that it's exciting because you've never owned a car before this year... but basically by writing articles like this, you're coming across as a 16 year old with a cavalier pretending it's the most…

Mr. Bean crashing his McLaren F1

None of them, I don't care. Paying attention to any of this attention whoring bullshit is where the dumb comes in.

Wrecking an Enzo.

Original Group B

How am I supposed to know about a car I never knew about?

A 3-door wouldn't exactly break my heart either.

Then remove it with your hands.

does anyone know what the actual effect of these wings are? I suspect they are truly tuned to provide down-force, but how much? Also, I've seen people do wing deletes...which im fine with, its an aesthetic choice...but I've also seen that video of the massive crash when the wing suddenly departs on an STI while at…

But are they the worst for commuters? And to keep this fair it has to be some place that gets snow at least once every ten years or so.

IN RUSSIA, NEW YEAR HAPPIES YOU!!

The guy falling off the roof was the funniest thing I've seen this week.