"...too small for US roads."

He is European. The American ones really aren't that bad. I get 45-50 while nearly redlining the thing on every shift. If one gets the EPA rating or lower then one is just an inefficient driver.

I get 45-50 mpg average without even touching a highway. The EPA seriously underrates it. The transmission really isn't that bad once you get used to it. The Maserati GranTurismo has the same transmission that shifts equally slow...

Well, I can see several future arrests and charges placed on the idiots participating in this video.

I had to drive an Caliber for four months. I have to admit, it's a pretty solid car. Sure, it's not going to win any beauty pageants and they could've used a little less plastic in the interior, but overall it wasn't a terrible car.

I think the obvious answer is because they could. Believe it or not, there are people out there who like the cars you hate...

The hate is strong with this one...

First the Antonov An-224 makes an appearance in 2012, now its smaller 124 sibling is in this one! I wonder what Antonov Airlines thinks of this newfound big screen popularity...

Tokyo Drift is supposed to be the most recent in terms of the FnF timeline.

If you're claustrophobic then it'll definitely feel smaller than it actually is. On that particular trip I had a seven foot tall guy with me who fit perfectly with headroom to spare.