No one reads reviews that long.

Yeah between having a Prime account and being able to pay with my credit card points, Amazon has gotten a lot of my business lately.

Because some of us want the parts today, not in a few days.

He mentions that in the article.

That Coachmen/van/truck thing is the nightmare of pearl-clutching HOA enforcers all across this fine nation of ours.

The van/truch in the lead photo is brilliant. It would me have questioning if reality were photoshopped....

<miming to bring across the point that the car travels with an invisible box around the car, causing the car to have less braking power due to the wheels being inside the box>

Easy, the act of braking allows the bosonic nature of the brake particles, or brakons, to flourish and therefore these brakons all fall in lockstep even easier when all four brakes are entangled, or in ‘four-wheel’ mode. Tyres also exhibit bosonic qualities, which is why when one tyre is only a couple of PSI off of…

I think it design could pass as a new supercar even today.

Can’t believed no one mentioned this baby.

Right, the first E39s are over 20 years old now, and they’re not only passable as modern cars, they look good.

It is indeed called “cooling drag.” It’s the drag that results from sending air through heat exchangers.

Oh Florida.

Ah yes. He’s mad that trucks are parked in front of his property. The logical action is to render them immobile.

Bounty hunter ??????????

Why stop at the mower? You can get a 6.5hp Predator engine for $120. Strap it to your $15 bar stool for $21.50/hp*.

My son works for an independent repair shop that specializes in European vehicles. I show the CL listings to him and he tells me NO WAY. He drives an E46.

God damn the E38 is a good looking car, and it looks great slammed. The thinness of the front fender area between the top of the wheel arch and the hood line is just.... Mmmmmm.