Not the greatest but gave it a shot.

A meeting in Dearborn:

OK So I've scrolled through the comments and I haven't seen it yet:

I'm angry that I clicked that link and gave that writer and additional page view. DAMMIT!

The funniest comment stemming from that article:

"I wouldn't accidentally call someone a slope. I wouldn't charge around Argentina spewing asinine triumphalism about some long-gone war."

I love the Guardian's Top Gear hate pieces because at the end of the day, Top Gear has an audience of 350+ Million while The Guardian only has around 175k.

Is the arrow pointing to where the poop landed?

The road and speed limit of this particular stretch of asphalt are unknown

I said Toyota, not Subaru.

Stonebrook appreciates how Enzo Ferrari started his own car company in the 1930s after failing to be impressed by one of Lamborghini's offerings.

On a 10-minute drive, the mechanics reportedly got his car up to 118 mph on public roads, including one truly scary right-side pass you can see around the 1:03 mark in the video. Yeesh.

Ford will sell you an option to delete it. Now that's marketing.............

the Venturi Atlantique. For those who loved Gran Turismo 2.

This isn't the Washington Post, get a fucking grip.

Today we can get an R8 for the same amount of money as an M3. A few days ago, an M3 was the same price as a Camry. By the transitive property, you can buy an R8 for the price of a Camry.

hyperbole

I've bought all of my past and current cars used - S4, A8, RS4, NSX, C63 Black Series and even my 12C. I saved almost 35% on a 6 month old 3k miles 12C by waiting a little. Even if you are meticulous - and I bet that I'm just as or even more than you are - it matters about 0.05% of the time. Modern cars are so…