"I bet you think it needs a crank starter too, huh?"

Maybe they're using metric years instead of Imperial years?

"Would have been 57.1 years, sorry about that Deepwater Horizon thing."

When the optional baseball stitched interior came out on the Gen 1 Audi TT I thought we were going to see it on everything. In retrospect, today it doesn't seem as cool as it did at the time.

people knowing how to drive

Not acting like a moron. Not ruining cars.

Maintenance and proper care and restoration. Car's shouldn't be limited to a 15 year shelf life. Make keeping your car running well and kept clean a trend would make meets a lot less douche and donut-y and burnout-y and 'oh-shit-copscopscops'-y

Manual Transmissions!

Good taste.

Ah...well, I finished my post on this, only to find that you beat me to it. Keep fighting the good fight against arguments based in incorrect facts and/or pseudoscience?

He also doesn't understand that the black soot you see with "Rolling Coal" is made up of the most abundant element in our atmosphere, carbon.

The fuck is even up with truck nuts?

And what do you drive there guy? Let me guess, it isn't American.

"Prius's mine critical rare-earth elements for batteries."

That's great that you have an audience.

Quint actually sounds pretty good for this.

Is there a reason that it would have to be a portmanteau? Why not coin a new word entirely? Or commandeer a fake word that someone else coined, but expand its definition? Might I suggest "cromulent" as coined by The Simpsons.

Maybe you missed the part about lightweight high performance cars? The N1 was lightened a considerable amount - much as it could be for an inline 6 , twin turbo, AWD car.

Nearly 99% of the brotrucks I see are owned by White males 16-25. I see more White women in lifted/big trucks than Black/Hispanic/Asian men. I don't think Tokyo meant anything racist by pointing out they are -nearly- always White dudes; it's a cultural thing. I guess I could just hate white people too, though.