I just got a sudden craving for school lunch pizza...

I can’t imagine riding in the US today given the size, speed, and sightlines of modern cars combined with the fact that many drivers are habitually distracted.

Give it a try! Take the MSF course and it’ll get you comfortable with it in a day. It’s actually easier on a bike because the wet clutch on most bikes is very forgiving compared to a car.

That Jeep issue sounds eerily similar to the one that killed Anton Yelchin a few years back. Not in cause, but in effect.

Bring back the Dakota with the V8 in it - I hate Dodge, but even I can respect the sheer brass-ballsery of that thing!

Even if you want a car-pliance, you should spend the extra couple grand and get something that’ll last more than two years. I have no clue how VW continues to sell non-enthusiast cars here after so many decades of unreliable hunks of crap.

Am I hallucinating or has this thing been in a front end wreck? Check out the gapping between the fenders and the front fascia; also that hood line doesn’t look quite right.

You know what they say: VinFast, VinGood, VinCheap (pick two).  

If this man ever gets tired of the UAW, I hope he comes and helps the NEA.  We DESPERATELY need this level of direct discourse and staunch advocacy.

CP. Should be white for the Cake reference.

It was historically more reliable than Ford, Chevy, and certainly Chrysler/Dodge/whatever that mess was at any given time.

I have yet to see a new Z, and I live in FL where retirees come to spend their children’s’ inheritance the money they saved during their career the money that’s supposed to support their needs in their old age on playthings.

Part of the tacit agreement we all entered into in the 20th century is that we retain the right to pursue civil remedies through the tort system.

The GM trucks look like you’re driving a Womp from Mario.

A German car with an electrical issue!? SAY IT AIN’T SO!

Driver picks the music. Shotgun shuts his cakehole.

It reminds me of Conan the Barbarian

I figured it was correct - Nadar must be a special kind of radar that actively seeks out safety hazards.

What’s our incentive as consumers to buy smaller cars?

It didn’t cost the company a dime.