One of the ideas that the show incessantly hammers into you, over and over again, is that the people who bought their supercars were the Bad Guys. The builders kept repeating this sentiment, vilifying those people as if they were somehow less of an enthusiast as someone who built their car.

More personal attacks? Seriously, what else do you have? Give me something with grit!

You sure do get worked up easily.

I rest my case.

Jesus, you’re dense. I’m out.

“I’m right, you’re wrong, derp derp.”

Not at all, but this article has increased my understanding of the gesture’s use and various meanings. Did you know that same OK sign has very negative connotations in MANY countries and regions around the world? It often means loser or asshole...

You’re not very good at this. Seriously, clean up your game. Learn how to argue like a logical person or forever be a troll.

You might want to learn how to use punctuation correctly before accusing others of being dumb. That could be embarrassing.

Any piece of information that makes life easier to navigate is a lifehack. That’s literally how it works.

When the name of the site explains the purpose of the site and you put other shit on it, it’s not ok.

Now you’ve attacked me instead of my argument? Congrats, you just lost. But I’ll keep breaking down your claim anyway...

I see the problem now. You’ve made up your own definition of lifehack.

Yes it is.

Why not just stick with BMW? The previous generation X1 would be a great platform for a rally project.

Wagons Forever!

There’s nothing I love more than a straight six, but I’d be surprised if BMW options one for this model.

BMW is famous for under reporting their cars’ power. I’d be willing to bet this thing is putting down 228 HP to the wheels, which is pretty good! Not to mention, you can easily squeeze 300+ HP and torques out of that engine with a relatively inexpensive dealership tune, which would be covered under warranty. (You…

The irony is that Kia’s design language has been heavily influenced by BMW for the past decade.

Risky? Nah, Kia has been using that grille for a while now and they’ve been killing it!