Check out his quote:

"Anyway, no matter how you generate your speed, the S2000 rewards your efforts. The RWD roadster is "front mid-engined" with a compact double wishbone suspension and 16

 

He was definitely right about the radio.

 

O M F G!!

WHAT THE !?! WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH THAT SITE OF UTTER NINCOMPOOPS!?!?!?

holy ing shit! I swear its a bunch of bored nerds fondling each other while trying to come up with their own theories of cars! I bet the only experiences theyved had with the cars theyve "reviewed" are when they see them drive by, or if theyre parked they sit there licking the windows so they can look inside...

Ok Ok, Calm down... breathe in...breathe out... I'm not saying anymore otherwise im gonna end up breaking the keyboard...

 

I suspect that after he unlatched the top he didn't snap them back into the secure position. That would cause incessant rattling.

 

I wouldn't put it past this guy... He wasn't very bright.

It's people like this that make me scared to drive on the road. Either he was extremely bitter or he was stupid. If it's what I'm assume, which is the former, then OK.... However, if it's the latter, I'm avoiding driving when he's on the road.

 

I love his review of the "Manual Transmission"...

"Once underway, the dance of the feet begins anew-- except now the driver must use his or her right hand to move the shift lever in coordination with his or her feet. The lack of a foot available for the brake pedal is even more critical since the car is now moving faster, and the driver is now steering with one hand.

Consider that this has to happen five or six times just to get to cruising speed, requiring driver concentration at some level. The amount of distraction caused by downshifting, shifting while turning a corner, and so on is even greater. Heaven help the chicken that decides to cross the road in front of a driver using a manual transmission.

A skinned Mercedes CLK automatic transmission. That's better!
Contrast this process with the fine art of driving an automatic transmission. The driver slips the shifter into drive and presses the accelerator. He

 

OMFG!! I can't believe this site. They have a picture of an F1 car wrecked and have it captioned as "another stick shift bites the dust." Now what kind of idiot would put that picture there on the point he was trying to make? IMO, people that drive automatics cause the most wrecks b/c they just drift off into lala land on the freeway b/c they don't have anything to keep them in touch with their surroundings other than the wheel. I'm sure any stick driver would agree that they are in tune with the road far more than any schmoe tooling around town in an automatic tranny car.

These guys don't deserve any credibility on their reviews. They sound like a bunch of old fat kids still living with their parents and griping about having to change gears. God forbid they have to move their hands out of the Dunkin Donuts box to change the gear. Wait, what am I thinking? They probably have some sort of rig that injects the Donuts straight up their ass because Chewing takes up too much effort and digestion is a bitch as well.

 

How do I know this guy is a quack?

He didn't even comment on the handling aspect.

 

Oh, and I'm sure these are the same goobers that mommy made them wear a helmet and knee pads and a gay ass reflective orange vest when they rode their bikes.

 

How bout you give this guy an automatic CLK 320, hell give him a ing 55AMG with the Speedshift crap, put him on the Dragon (Tail of the Dragon or whatever) and give me a gun and my car... Then tell him to haul ass or I'm gonna shoot him...



Yessss I like that...then we can see how well he does in his Automatic and I do with my antiquated transmission and my diminished ability to control my car since I have to use both feet and i have to keep shifting