I really love the level of thought that went into choosing the Lambo.

Congratulations frackers! you Suv loving sons of @#$%$@#$%%^#@

One can like Bob Dylan without pretending he’s a good singer.

I think its a bad idea, but not because of fuel economy. Modern crossovers are getting damn near what their sedan counterparts are.

Ice cleared from the windshield

Agreed. This is one of the reasons (their trim limitations) I didn’t go with the Mazda6 a few years ago. Would definitely consider again if that 2.5T has a manual option in the GT!

Lexus has you covered.

I mean, if I owned a $15,000,000+ car, I REALLY doubt I’d drive it either.

Some manufacturer, I forget who (Toyota?) used his theme song in an ad recently that led to this conversation with my wife:

Unpopular opinion time; I think that’s rad. I love having a loud exhaust... sometimes. Other times I’m driving an hour+ on the freeway and just don’t want to hear it. Or I have a headache. Or I’m driving past the NIMBYs who live near the autocross course. And being able to set times the car automatically starts…

Please take this Photoshopped offering to slake your thirst

That is child’s play. “I can do this.”

England: tyres
America: tires

Here are some stickers for the button blanks...

The Escala is used in ads to help drive traffic to the dealer. It’s called the Cadillac Escala aid.

Because people don’t deal in facts. They deal in emotions. And if daddy’s 1987 GM wasn’t reliable, then they must not ever be reliable.

Versus the confidence that used Audi, BMW, and Mercedes vehicles instill, of course, being the paragons of reliability they are.