I’m in for updates.

Sinkholeopnik

Practicality aside; I think I’m in love.

Butt-butted

But what about the first-gen Touareg?

Freshman year in college, I was driving our Suburban by the PA Turnpike interchange in Denver with a friend in the passanger seat. My daily at the time was a 2001 Cavalier, but my dad let me borrown the Sub since we were getting ~8 inches of snow. I was high and mighty and was invincible to the puny snow in my hulking…

Yes. I live in Philly, and as such, am on the lookout for Doug’s Skyline. Cruising down 76, I spotted (what I thought was) that rear. Sped up to get close, only to realize...Impala =(

Asstronauts.

I was in high school, probably 2003, and it snowed pretty much the entire day while I was in class. On the ride home, the roads were still covered in snow, and pretty empty. ‘97 Dodge Intrepid, sideways through the winding roads in the trees, felt just like playing Rallisport Challenge. In retrospect, it was probably…

I heard they use Force’d induction.

Tip #2 should be the difference between your and you’re.

Is this near Spruce Hill?

Smough and Ornstein.

My mk6 GTI has the plaid cloth interior that gets lots of comments. Relatively tame by these standards, but a nice retro touch that's far less beige than gray or black (or, well, beige).

Used car market!

Seats look like ET.

Great article, as always. Most eye-opening for me was the $36,500 price tag on a base Eos. The same I4 from the (mk6?) GTI with understated styling cues (re:boring), for let's just say 5k more than a brand new mk7 GTI? I don't get it.