“sets a dangerous precedent,” because it leads to a “victimhood mentality.”

Basically, the car of choice for independently wealthy adventurers.

Digital Photography Review does a good job with huge photo galleries on mobile. They do a few key images throughout the article like you guys, and then at the bottom you can click in if you want to see the 80-something sample photos from whatever gear they were reviewing. That takes you to a slideshow thing that you…

Great pictures, how much does the thing cost? I’d have to imagine in the neighborhood of $70K. Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad that Audi is bringing back a sleek big wagon, but I wish more manufacturers got into the game with midsize wagons. I love my Alltrack, but it’s a bit tight and thinking about #3 really means…

LOL at anyone trying to look at this on mobile

Nice Price / Good Buy.

Yesterday I threw out "Nice Price or No Dice" kind of late in the day, but it still gained some traction.  I'll throw it out earlier today.  And I agree, the new name isn't exactly hard to figure out, but I do have to think no about it.  And if you happen to have water cooler talks with other Jalops about this the…

How about peach or lemon?

Could you please choose another name for this renamed section. The closeness of goodbye and good buy really screws with my dyslexia. It is not disability friendly. Thank you.

Yesteryear’s new cars are so goddamn good in 2020 that automakers cannot hope to compete with them while maintaining the margins to which they have become accustomed to.

This comment is going to cost AVClub at least $30k.

His stage name wasn’t Eddie Creative Commons...

LOL, imagine believing that. 

Okay, what has pushed the envelope more than the F1 did in the early 1990s?

I’m not a fan of the car myself, but it certainly was an engineering marvel.

Normally I’d agree with you, but I’m definitely drinking the T.50 Kool-Aid right now.