More like, “Hey Siri, this time with vim and vigor!”

Not gonna lie - one of my dream drives is a Honda Beat on a go-kart circuit. Always thought it was the perfect pairing, and seems it might still be yet!

In heaven, the electronics are Japanese, the suspension is German, the bodywork Italian, the interior French, and it’s sold at American prices.

I have a weird urge to dig my N64 out of the attic and play San Francisco Rush now.

Yep, my gut reaction was to slam the automakers that filed in support of the regime, but the political issue at hand isn’t about “cleaner” versus “dirtier” standards. The whole thing is going to take a year or longer still to go through the courts and by then we’ll be past the 2020 election. Who knows what that’s…

Aaron had similar sentiments about the livability of the Mustang RTR Series 1's 700 horsepower. That package is more than a power upgrade alone, adding relevant bits to make the GT more balanced when it gets dialed up to that level.

Dirt cheap cars: Kid tested, lender approved (at 14% APR).

He’s bridging the Gulf between us for sure.

As much as Mazda pushes a global platform for all their cars now, I doubt this is coming stateside. It looks smaller than a CX-30, and certainly the “coupe” doors and shrunken interior volume exacerbate the issue.

And make myself vulnerable to user error? https://gizmodo.com/security-researcher-s-null-vanity-plates-cause-glitch-1837206261

Seems legit. I’ve long posited that the only reason Toyota and Honda have the reliability reputation they do is because their bubble-era cars were so overbuilt they would still function after more neglect than cars from other brands.

Translation: Toyota just realized their money printing machine can churn out 50s and 100s for marginally more cost than the twenty dollar bills they were printing.

I want to say this one was either from a Sega AGES compilation that contained the game on the Sega Saturn, or a standalone arrange from a commemorative Hang-On album they released in Japan around its 10th anniversary.

• Porschekin

This is a Chrysler product. So just expect questionable aesthetic decisions by their owners in general.

I’m not fond of another Cash for Clunkers idea. Dangling a sudden burst of “trade value” in front of people with limited financial knowledge and understanding put them into brand new cars they couldn’t realistically afford. Not to mention the knock-on effects that had on the used market to further pinch those living in…

Boston suburbanite here, can confirm, “DON’T WALK” escapes reading comprehension abilities of 97% of Boston residents.

The reliability of a Volkswagen and the build quality of a Tesla.

I would do awful things for a modern re-envisioning of the Integra Type-R with the Civic Type-R’s drivetrain. Hell, a CTR 2-door would be enough rather than the goofy not-a-sedan-but-not-a-hatch mecha shit they drafted up from the fragments of Hideo Kojima’s brain they found in Konami’s dumpsters.

Personally, I'm waiting for the other shoe to drop.