I believe it’s pronounced ‘couch-ah’...

It looks like an ill fitting seat cover

They won’t because your in-laws probably think it’s fine it jumps off the line and which makes it “sporty” and that’s all that matters to Subaru.

Now it’s an evergreen headline for all future Subaru’s.

You consider that gorgeous? It looks like a hunchback. 

I remember test driving one, my wife and I both walked away unimpressed with the bus driving position, Fisher Price plastics ,and having to unbelt anytime the rear seat passengers wanted out.

Bumpers and the vehicle frame behind them. Otherwise you’ll get an aluminum strip hanging from pipe-cleaners.

Perhaps it’s a regional thing, but in Oakland, where I lived the past 10 years, I always heard them called donks. But really, that doesn’t matter.

Or lift them as much as you want and just use them off road only. Put them on a trailer when you need to get them through traffic.

Fuck those Jeeps and those shitty a/m LED headlights. Sob right with no cutoff and work more like a spotlight it seems.

The sad thing is there are people who see pictures like that, and want to lift and put a skull crusher on their trucks even more. 

Yep. There’s nothing worse than an lifted mall-crawler Jeep Wrangler with LED lights burning your retinas. Fuck those guys. 

holy shit I really wish we could create a ministry of auto safety that would routinely check all of our cars for “safety”. the same people who are lobbied to by industries that will of course like to sell more new cars so the reasons for flagging your car as outdated and not safe would grow yearly. careful what you…

the raised ride height can put people driving smaller cars in jeopardy during a collision,

The problem isn't rwd.... It's front heavy cars.  And awd doesn't "handle" better... It has more traction. It's a totally different concept.

Not just a refresh...but a 2nd refresh.

Wait...more up market? I thought that was already the point of the Golf?

“Sound is often a big part of going aftermarket...”

It both ways. We had customers say “Can you make this for us.” and customers say “What do you have that fits this application.”

I don’t like the argument about oil filters. Those manufactures probably make the filters to the spec of the company that contracts them. I’ve worked places that are contract manufacturers. We give them a price based off what they specify. If they want the better material, that means we charge them more than the…