I am a Yankee through-and-through but your crude and tasteless southern culture trolling is shameful.

Yeah, I’m a Yankee by birth but it does seem like the US South is one of the few places where you can generalize an entire people and for the most part get away with it without much issue. I’m not one of those PC Policers, but it does smell of double standard.

Had they admitted it was all a lark that would be fine, but they swear up and down that it was all real. Parody is fine, but don’t try to pawn it off as truth. It would be like Top gear US going to England and everyone they talked to having horrid teeth, a posh accent, snobby demeanor, and a crippling tea habit. And…

I kind of thought the same thing, it was a great time to watch but it all reeked a bit too much of “Dukes of Hazard” with how a British person would imagine life in Alabama would be.

Yet your avatar is a chill pill, is that a reminder to yourself? I imagine you are from the enlightened north? I am from the south and I'm not offended by being called a savage, it just saddens me that your self righteousness is something you think so superior simply because of where you were birthed. I would much…

Where in Alabama was the gas station were they got chased? I’m from Mobile and recognized some of the interstate scenery but not where the incident occurred. Doing that stunt in 2001 - 2005 Alabama, or anywhere in the rural South, was asking for it.

I was born in south Alabama. I lived in that state most of my life. So I am not just being a hater when I say this part of the episode reeked of staged stunt. For one south Alabama isn’t rocky, it’s sandy. For another, I know how south Alabamians really are. They don’t throw rocks. They throw bullets. I should know, I…

On a W220 with air suspension, sure. V12 cars and some V8 cars have ABC, with hydraulic suspension. It’s far more reliable on the W221 than it is on the W220.

But if you start carrying a Sharpie, then I’ll have to start carrying one, then someone else will feel the need to carry one as well but in a different color to stand out from the rest of us, and so on.

This raises so many questions for me.

I think I'd almost rather have a Ferrari that had been driven (and serviced) as thoroughly as that one. Nice discount to help with maintenance costs, and I wouldn't be afraid to keep driving it and rack up more miles.

Still don’t understand why mileage on a supercar is such a horrible thing... why would I want to spend six figures on a car not to drive it????

This is disgusting. Whatever plastic forming machine that BMW bought to make the rear of the i8 needs to be thrown out or never used while on drugs again. It looks like some modern bolt on fender kit from eBay that would get bolted onto a Supra or BRZ. The front end is disgusting. Sure lexus has a huge cobra commander…

What about someone driving a Ram SRT-10 in Europe around the Nurburgring with a cow statue in the bed?

I count 73 stars and it is glorious.

Yes! When I was in Germany I saw 3 Rams in a week and not a single Silverado or F series. Army guys must be Mopar nuts.

You don’t need to use “an” before Unimog. You only use “an” before a vowel sound. While Unimog starts with a vowel letter, the first sound is actually a consonant...the “y” sound or /j/ in the American Phonetic Alphabet (like in “you”, “yellow” or “Jeigermeister”).

Your experience leads me to a single conclusion: VW doesn’t value “special order” business. They don’t really want to custom manufacture cars to customer specs. They want to sell x-number of cookie cutter models, and they want them to be distributed to dealers in the conventional manner. This maximizes efficiency (and…

Honestly, as I’ve heard about VW is crying the blues that they can’t get more traction in the US market, crap like this is why. People who might be the brands best ambassadors, people to which others come for car buying advice get boned or end with a sub-par experience.

The real question is: why is it so hard to find a performance package equipped GTI on dealer lots?