That's something I really like about the composite beds that Toyota uses on the Tacoma. The painted sides are just panels that can easily be removed/replaced.

I raise you E46 vanos failures, rod bearings, bad synchos and torn chassis sheet metal in the rear subframe. The color is really horrible but the spirit is in the right place. I think the Cayman is better than the FRS/BRZ OR the M3. Then again it costs twice as much as an early E46 M3 too.

The Scion will be more reliable, cheaper to repair, and come with a warranty negating the cost of most repairs in the first three years or 36,000 miles.

"Bill, let's take our next call. Pete from Seattle has a question about jet fuel."

LS? It (or a derivative) have been in a lot of GM stuff...

Isn't it only two-way under certain conditions?

I had a stone stuck in my WRX caliper once - awful noise, but it wasn't too hard to diagnose. Still, probably not the fault of the Mazda design - I'd imagine it could happen to anyone.

As Ken said, but ball pits are awesome.

I don't know about you, but those ball pits are relaxing.

Westy Vanagon, you can just turn around and cook some food while you wait for the traffic to move.

Tesla model S provides the best in-car entertainment without burning fuel.

S Class, for a number of reasons, not least of which is massaging seats.

This reminds me of the lady that thought drinking Monster was making a pact with the devil or something.

Stretched tires = instant CP. Here's how: any owner stupid enough to stretch tires has no business swapping an engine, and probably did similarly stupid stuff to the wiring harness.

I didn't realize Jalops had gotten over themselves and accepted automatic transmissions.

lol. Wasn't this heralded as a Tesla fighter a few days ago?

the real question is what the hell happened to all those beautiful 2010 lotus concepts?!!??!!!!

Hyundai / Kia took one look at the sales numbers of that other pretty, sporty, rear drive performance coupe they make and said, "nope."

I have an e60 535i with the adaptive steering, and it's been my favorite steering car ever.

That's a seriously low rent looking dashboard.