The Outback was a Legacy or Impreza wagon with a suspension lift and body cladding. Exactly the sort of thing people whine about crossovers being. The styling has changed a bit to look more SUV-like but the car itself, besides general trends in size and refinement, is the same.

Dreary sedans and CUVs IS what they're known for. The WRX may be the famous one to enthusiasts, but to 90% of people Subaru is synonymous with the Outback.

I had no idea the E type was a “Jacuar”

Mellow Yellow Rose of Texas Citrus Blast 100 Years Special Edition Spec R

Shouldn’t that either be “bullets kill people” or “people toast toast?”

Actually, I think that is why a lot of Aventadors burn. The exhaust shoots fire, but if the car isn’t actually moving it burns the bodywork back there instead.

I guess we don’t really get that flavor. You have the flat-bill, monster logos everywhere dude bros, and the guys with lots of gold chains are sleazy italian middle-aged men who refuse to accept that they shouldn’t be walking around shirtless anymore.

I can picture flat-billers and I can picture dudes with lots of gold chains, but I have trouble imagining someone with both.

I think I’ve met you. Crazy seeing the same person in so many states!

Probably toggles the feature that stops the car from rolling down hill if you take your foot off the brake.

Haha, I was going to say more but Kinja and my phone’s keyboard do not get along.

It was before your time, young one .

At least he isn’t saying it’s a health hazard like a certain other infamous commenter.

I've heard the 787b was even worse.

Post YouTube videos backing up someone's point?

Yeah I think the C7's interior is pretty good, and amazingly better than the C6, but that color combo just looks... bad.

The Murcielago’s engine was designed as a noise machine that could also move a vehicle, much in the same way that an A-10 is a gun with a plane attachment.

“It uses a recombinant pi-helix gear ratio” -Christian von Koenigsegg

And now I think the Regera has upped the numbers game on them.