If I hadn't read your username, I'd think you were a fellow AE86 owner.

San Diego and Scottsdale would suck for convertibles.

They're actually infuriating at track days because they're so slow on the straights, all the newbies in STi's pass you and then hold you up in the corners where you're not allowed to pass.

The best car I've ever owned for sitting in traffic was Jaguar XK8 coupe. In addition to looking like sex on wheels, it cocoons you in opulent walnut and glove-soft leather, and has a great sound system and A/C. This is one of the times where only being available with an automatic turned out to be pleasurable. It…

Should've tried it in an Evo VIII. Even worse.

I don't have aux in, cassette, or cd player. I'm screwed.

ASGATT?

read this headline as:

Just move here, you'll love it I swear, we're not like all the stereotypes would you lead you to believe.

If you look, everything about any car be considered derivative.

They looked just like this:

They used to do this with euro-market deliveries of Saab 9000's. Somewhere my parents have 2 1:18 scale 9000 turbos.

hmm, 90% of my gameplay following random cats around, trying to figure out where they live. To each their own I guess.

Except for people who can only afford a single console.

I've actually bought RL cars based upon how they drove in the Forza series.

Same here.

Now I'm glad I didn't get an xbone until now, and went straight to Horizon 2 without ever experiencing Forza5

What??!?!?!

For many of us, we game, but our main priority when buying our computers wasn't gaming, it was something else that the mac was better suited for. Myself, I'm a concept designer, and a mac fit me better than a pc, and I can't afford a second computer. My brother on the other hand only uses his custom built gaming pc…

I was just amazed when I switched from xbox360 to xboxone how I could suddenly read every bit of text in the game.