Actually if you google image search her name and add “car” you’ll see she’s polished a few hoods in her day. I’d be surprised if she hasn’t been in a $kaycog post at some point.

I think she’s been featured in other $kaycog congratulatory posts. Or was worked on by the same Photoshop artist that did some others anyway.

After being subjected to every VD season, she was the first to mind lol.

She was on...let’s see...oh yes, everyone should know her. World Poker Tour and Roll Models. On second thought, no one should know her based on that.

I did a reverse GIS. Her name is Melyssa Grace. Not sure what she does.

Sarcasm for the first time the comment was read it wasn’t that funny.....last I checked, it’s still not funny.

Neat.

I kept picturing this guy shooting the video:

My takeaway is that modern cars are amazingly safe.

Aww that looked like a clean one too. Sorry to hear about that. At least you got a cool picture with it all I ended up with was my tear down and subsequent part out.

And he saw the van, and when he had given thanks, he bought it and gave it to them, saying, “This is my body-on-frame, which is given for you. Drive this in remembrance of me.”

I find that most people think they’re too cool to talk until you start bringing up things like motor swaps and suspension setups.

Aww man that blows. I’ve been through 4 of them. The last one was so clean (stock), an editor from a magazine (can’t remember, maybe SS?) posted a picture of it on the magazine instagram about how rare it was. Not long after, I too smashed into a semi-truck.

In all fairness, they don’t look all that special by today’s standards.

Nah, with you completely. Some cars look pretty ‘vanilla’ to the untrained eye- a friend of mine was obsessed with Taurus SHOs when we were teens, and somehow he’d spot them before anyone else saw anything than ‘another bland Ford’ at most. But an NSX? Yeah, I’ll waste my time looking at it, because its curves are…

My head turns for all those cars, but the older NSX, pure sex.

As the good Lord said, “be thy rich in seed, be’st poor in car”-Ford 2:50. Saddle up, ‘father’, you’ve got yourself a congregation to haul.

Honestly, I feel like that particular leasing model makes sense for how a lot of people interact with cars. Maybe make a longer lease term than 24 months, because 24 is rather wasteful. But, knowing that transportation expenses (other than fuel of course) are going to be a fixed cost per month can be a huge stress…

Millennial here. Also not too fond of millennials.

This post combines Volvo’s and millenials, two things historically Ihaven’t been fond of, yet I like the car and the service seems to make sense.