One of the casualties of all the computerization? The Door Test. How am I supposed to weed out the selfish broads if nobody knows how to manually unlock a door?

I thought that this pussy would be more aroused with your right foot. It seems purpose built for Rex Ryan

I just with we could get some here and quick. Clarkson's review of the new 500 Abarth got me hooked

This was one of the first cars I lusted after as a teen. I know I know.. I was an odd teenager, but I was a big fan of cars with a split personality. Especially if they were sleeper-ish as the E39's were.

Hmmm... I can't help but think that the cause here may be linked to the availability of mass transit on the east coast. Drivers just don't get as much wheel time so they aren't as experienced. Either that or they are all self-absorbed assholes who don't pay attention to the world around them...

Hmmm... The Subie's headlamps are dead ringers for Trinity's

I was being a stupid recently licensed teenager... It was 1998 and I was 17 and I lived out in the middle of nowhere with a 30 minute drive to school and an hour drive to anywhere with something to do so my mom insisted that my sister and I have a cell phone in the car. The phone in question as one of those bag phones…

This is really the number one answer. I literally would not be alive today if it weren't for the one in my first car. It held me in place as my '87 Celica cartwheeled and tumbled down a rural road at 70 MPH. Without it, I would have been but a mere blood stain on the asphalt. With it, I was able to kick out the…

Followed by the Celicas, Supras, the real MR2, the 240SX, etc etc etc

And where are my T-Tops dammit?

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From the previous generation, this was a big disappointment. Compared to its predecessor, the 350Z just looks too bulky, too generic... Almost beige

3rd Gear.. So the Genesis is perpetually waiting for braces at the orthodontist's office? I know it has to be uncomfortable to keep your mouth all stretched out like that. Poor car.

Mustang II anyone?

Boiled peanuts are excellent... They sell them in gas stations all over south Louisiana and by god they are delicious in their simplicity.

Not too complicated. I'm thinking that you are given a list of potential "issues" with the car when you purchase it. Each issue gives a particular part an X% chance of failure during a race. You can choose to replace that part with one from the upgrade shop or risk it failing during the race resulting in limited…

One more item for my wish list:

But then they would have to add skis as a tire upgrade and a rocket propulsion conversion option.... Not that either one would be a bad idea.

It would definitely help out the lower end of the auction system. It would be really awesome if your cars would age mechanically as you put miles on them - giving Forza a true secondhand market. Imagine being able to find a well worn GT-R with a few "mechanical issues" on the auction block for around 15,000. Fix 'er…

This is going to be epic... I cannot wait until October