Negative, ghost rider. That is not truth. Post a photo. It’s possible pulling a fuse would disable the rear wheels in an automatic equiped car, which used a planetary gearset in the center diff and defaults to 90% of power sent to front during normal driving. Manual transmission Subarus use a viscous center diff with…

Was going to say this as well. Thanks!

I haven’t got 10 minutes to watch it through right now. At what point does he act like a real journalist Jalop and crash it into a pole?

His government name is Richard Danger

I feel like Subaru is just being stubborn at this point. The advantages of the flat four just don’t outweigh the disadvantages for cheap cars.

I do feel inclined to ask this question... what do you think the rod:stroke on, say, an EJ25 actually is? Because it’s 1.65:1, which is actually better than some pretty respectable I4s like the K20 and K24.

This study makes little sense. More expensive synthetic oils are supposed to excel at long intervals of time and mileage, and possibly higher heat conditions. With a 3,000 mile oil change in my grandmother’s car I wouldn’t expect too much of a difference. Tell me about 10,000 miles, 6 months, and high engine…

Like a show horse, something massive like a Clydesdale... best appreciated with some physical as well as existential distance.

The what?

Come to say the same thing. Have been using Proclip for 9 years on two cars, the best ever. The best part about Proclip is that it really holds the phone firmly. Even with iOttie or other car mounts the phone will shake when touch, but not with Proclip......

I love their stuff. More expensive sure, but since it’s a two-piece system the flexibility is why I stay. I started with a GPS mount, and then added the swap plate and a phone holder so I could put my phone there for shorter drives. Ended up with a second mount point so I had a holder for each.

1992. The radio and cluster have those digital LEDs.

Clearly, they should have handled it like our new york kinja overlords would.... you don’t Alaska. Stay in the city, and praise public transportation.

Or the Hogan.

Hah, capacity and oil weight should be federally mandated to be on the cap. My car isn’t an issue but I always have to double-check with the wife’s.

What is the best case Ontario?

I typically find myself agreeing with you but I have a hard time finding a parallel between Azera awareness and good taste in cars.

The fact that nobody really knew this car existed or what it was probably has less to do with the quality of the vehicle and more to do with the marketing (or lack of) that Hyundai put…

Reading the second paragraph, I was convinced he was talking about my ex-wife.

Reading your first paragraph, I was convinced you were talking about my wife.

It cuts both ways because the evidence that their cars are good is just as anecdotal as the evidence that they are not. If an argument equally damages both sides of the debate, it’s not one that can be used by either.