From the video it looked as if his right rear tire might have been about 1.5 psi off. Tough break, bro. Better use a digital gauge next time.

They are few and far between, and the ones that exist get snatched up very quickly. It's all about timing; ya gotta be at the right meet, at the right time, and connect immediately. haha

Ok, let's take it a step farther: Would you be an asshole to a fat chick just because you weren't dating her?

You, sir, have found yourself a unicorn. Well done.

I had to try and not be too exuberant about my husband's desire for a BRZ as it comes out of his paycheck… but when I saw that .blue though… (and, yeah, we have a third car now… but it's so fun!!)

My GF wants the exact same cars. I hope they're different people.... WHAT IF WE'RE NOT DIFFERENT PEOPLE?!

Yes - sounds like a probable keeper.

Human with the options woman + pretty + reasonably crazy + like cars, is an extremely rare combo.

This, I have made very clear to my GF, that if we ever get married, I'm going to have my toys, my 911 is not for sale (that is not arguable), and that I would want to spend some time in the garage wrenching, or out getting the ocassional speeding ticket.

Exactly. In my household it's usually my wife that's telling me that we need another Miata.

These are car guys we're talking about. They're lucky if they can talk to a person without drowning in their own saliva.

Both of them? You just earned your 16th ball.

Obligatory.

To encourage carpooling and thus cut down on total cars on the road, easing traffic for all, by rewarding those that carpool with shorter commute times in addition to gas saved. And no, it does not work at all.

My Mercedes, with parking sensors front and rear, had the same problem. Sometimes it would work, sometimes it wouldn't. The solution? Scan it, figure out which sensor is busted, and re-seat the wiring. Over time, with cold, rain, and salt, the connection on the back of the sensor, behind the bumper, becomes less and…

Parking: How does it work?!

"I used to watch Scrubs after school every day."

Team Detroit is the art studio that produces all of Ford's art assets. Just letting yall know :)

I don't think it's physically possible for a car to slide on its roof for one hour.