Move to SoCal. There's none of that here.

Agreed; I've spent a lot of time not on fire since my elementary school days. But hey, I guess the chance is always there hahaha.

Christ on a crutch... that voice AND vertical video?!

Agreed.

Well my mom has a 2011 Outback 3.6R and I've test-driven a 2013 Legacy 2.5i and 3.6R. And you're right; although I like all three a lot, I don't love all three. SOA really did mess up with the 5th-gen.

Looks really good!!!

True true... people still go crazy with it every once in awhile though...

Here's a thought. Despite being completely partial to fast wagons over everything, I don't really like the CTS-V that much because it's a GM product, so I wouldn't buy one even if I had the cash.

I present, my 2004 Outback H6... 17/23 MPG (21 mixed with my lead-foot and Mulholland Highway every single day for a couple years), 210 hp/212 lb/ft of torque (also more than 1000 pounds lighter), nearly as capable off-road, 20,000 times more capable on-road (McPhersons, amirite?!), exponentially more comfortable,…

1. All rappers ruined Rolls Royces, Bentleys, Murcielagos, Gallardos, Mercedes S-Classes, and E65 BMW 7-serieses.

The 4EAT is the weakest link in every Subaru it's been put in, including mine (2004 Outback H6). It's heavy, it's bulky, it's dumb and slow to shift, and it's weak enough that an SVX's 240 hp will chew through one easily.

Gawd damn dude, that's awesome!!! Haha I love me a Subaru H6 (got one myself; '04 OB). One of the best and most underrated engines Subaru ever produced..

Mine :)

I'll be the first one to criticize Subaru's lineup; I'm a full advocate of offering turbocharged, manual transmission versions of every model. But I certainly wouldn't call their current lineup boring. The new Fozzy is pretty damn cool, and would probably be my car of choice if I needed a family car. The WRX should…

As of right now, Honda.

Saw an unmodified Supra today. Wasn't a turbo, but it was unmodified. I was amazed.

Matt Farah had some fun facts about the Ford GT...

Haha agreed. Even though they're WWD, they really are amazing cars. Comfortable, luxurious by anyone's standards, well-built, reliable, and hugely capable performance-wise straight from the factory. Truly an underrated car.

Yes. And AWD.

Jaguar XJ (anything between 1968 and 1994). That would be awesome :)