Yeah, but then you’d have to drive a Chevy Volt.

God I love Kei cars...Also, we need more friendly faces on cars, tired of every car in a parking sturcture scowling at me.

regional affect

Yet one thing to remember is that whoever executed such an attack would pretty much be signing their own death warrant, as it would likely elicit a robust nuclear response by the U.S.

Watching Ben Carson at the debate last night reminded me of those hybrid cars that turn off and on at stop lights.

2009 Pontiac G8 GT

MR2 Turbo. The second-generation Japanese stepchild that I find myself lusting after on a regular basis. Who cares if it has snap oversteer? It will appreciate. And I will hopefully buy one before it gets too bad.

Ahhhh I cant get past the gear shift animation. Who in the hell let that out of the design department. And did they take an animation/font from the NFS series?

None of this would have happened if he’d been using snow tires.

I’m definitely a fanboy but that has got to be the most gorgeous modern car out there...

You’re all welcome

Totally over this black wheel thing, especially on white cars.

All I see is one of the pigs from Angry Birds!

If only I had one the power ball I would buy one in every color, plus an extra to be gulf liveried

My daddy taught me how to drive a stick when I was five. He took me out to the lake, threw me in.....oh no, wait. That was swimming. It was actually pretty easy once I got out of the burlap sack.

Click and Clack would be so sad. Their method of learning stick - no gas pedal until you can get to 4th gear at idel revs - is far superior than any other method. Leadning the clutch is the main concern of a new stick driver. Good video all in all, but Car Talk’s method is best.

The first thing to teach is “panic mode”.

This would have been a lot funnier if you had someone doing j turns and burnouts at the end and editing is some b.s. clips of the new drivers in the seats.

No no no. You have to learn in a city, facing uphill at a red light with a dump truck behind that’s given you zero coasting space while driving a ‘95 Mustang with a transmission missing 2 of its 5 speeds and a clutch that’s “iffy”.

my Ranger is 6-10% Jalop just like the mustang. I can't believe I've failed you so.