The Honda Fit is kind of an underrated machine. It’s not powerful, but with a manual it’s reasonably fun to drive as well as practical.

I am waiting for those 2-3 guys I argued with on the last Focus RS post, who seem to think that Ford priced the RS “10k over” :-|

It was a Sunday, so I was most likely just zoning out.

If you had someone who was great and fun and nice but unwilling to put up with you being mean

What open ended answers do you give?

“Someone who’s telling the truth will have consistent details.”

“Anyone who’s supporting me and doing sexist things, we don’t want them. We don’t want them. That is not what this campaign is about.”

My parents have different email accounts, but I think they don’t know enough to check multiple accounts, so they mostly stick to one account which opens up when they open the browser. Technology can be very weird for people who did not grow up with electronics. I feel that the only reason they use email and Skype is…

Not really. It depends on whether you like the goods someone’s peddling. You have conservatives who dislike Ted Cruz, or at least prefer someone else over him. You also have liberals who dislike Amy Schumer for a litany of reasons. These two don’t usually appeal to people outside their target demographics (which tends…

Kinda like how Ted Cruz is famous. Both appeal to their own audience, I guess.

You can get one for cheap in a few years. This is going to be next S13 in 10-15 years. It seems like the car came straight from the 1990s in every aspect. No gimmicky technology outside of the engine, no buttons on the steering wheel, nothing. It is as easy to work on as a boxer engine can be (which doesn’t mean much,…

If you had told me that you drove in/around LA, I wouldn’t even have bothered replying. I have heard nightmare tales about driving there. Personally, I am happy with the power it has. What I need is more mid range torque, especially between 3000 and 4000 rpm. What I get instead is a dip in the torque. I’ll add a…

Right now in Kansas City, but I have driven it in Fort Lauderdale/Miami before and never run into this situation. That doesn’t mean I haven’t had to deal with assholes, but it was no different compared to the other cars I have owned. And, I rarely come accross other FR-S/BRZs, though I’d be pleased if I did. I wanted…

I have been driving one for the last 2 years, and I haven’t had anyone flip me off or brake check me, though tailgating is common. I can understand if cops pulling you over is a concern, because I have seen them ignore speeding minivans and pull over sports cars (or sporty looking cars). I also don’t understand how…

But it turns out LeBlanc is more on the Jalopnik side. For starters, before all the carpentry, modeling and acting could began, he wanted to become a motorbike a motorcycle

Well, I have a 2014 model year sports car with almost none of these :

I didn’t realize that seeing more people drive the same model of car is an aspect you consider while buying one. Maybe if they manage to sell enough sports cars, they will continue to build more, and maybe even come up with more options. This reminds me of some of the people I knew during my teenage years :

They could make use of the “heritage” aspect to market it using that name. I don’t think being young automatically means you don’t know what the 86 was.

Goddamn it, I wanted to have the GT86 badge on my car, but now I will be stuck with the Scion FR-S badge. I am gonna swap it myself >_<