I don't know what's more '90s, the permanently-mounted cell phone with the stick-on window antenna:

I was more weirded out seeing him riding a bicycle.

Exceptional acceleration for the day — and remember, "the day" is the only right way to judge these things. C&D did a test where it beat a contemporaneous Ferrari in the 1/4. Simply superb. When the Cyclone was introduced, very few cars — let alone trucks — could keep up.

And of course as we know it the UK really used to love Henry Ford.

Because Fords sold over there, are built in the UK.

I have to say it's more attractive than the CLA.

That 140 speedlimit seems to be popular on Motorways (especially in Europe and middle eastern states). I'd love to see it put in place on the QE2.

Fuel pressure? Literally no one needs this on an IP. Scangauge? sure, on an IP...nope.

Can I just stick with my own Euro sedan?

Alaskan. Only because every time I've flown into Seattle I get a complementary micro-brew or wine from a local vinyard.

"My 90s rock selections came through loud and clear" Pretty sure that's the 70s dude.

My lights turn on in a really dark underpass on a freeway here and when I get into my underground parking lot and also on cloudy days.

Dear car, I know I'm close to the next driver up ahead, I'm just about to overtake them. Dear car, I know I crossed my lane without indicating. That's because there's nobody here.

8.) Automatic headlamps

Disagree = Audi's work perfectly. In Oregon it's a useful device.

One side is for oil ,the other one is for gas.

I'm pretty sure if you can afford the car you can afford to put gas in it.

Perhaps I should be more positive and conduct myself better. I'll try not to be an impedance, and instead to to rectify the situation as a bridge to the future, no matter how much it hertz.

Watt's not to like? Or are you just trying to spark controversy? Resistance is futile!

I'm shocked at these current developments. Charging electric cars is revolting.