BimmerMedic
BimmerMedic
BimmerMedic

“We want people to feel good about their purchase, be happy, and tell their family and friends so we can keep selling cars for another 100 years.”

Back in the days, planes were given names by their pilots....there should be a C-5 Galaxy named Sasha Grey.

No, it won’t, Ford literally make a million different versions of Mustangs, and nobody can tell the difference between them. What makes this sticker package worth more than the others?

Gotta have an SHO on the list!

The rules of the road, Bubbles. The rules of the road.

I've been watching so much Trailer Park Boys lately that this was the first thing that came to mind.

This post just sent me in to a TPB youtube wormhole.

Thank you. Thank you from the depths of my heart.

I'm picturing an epic scene. De Niro as Enzo. Joe Pesci as Ferruccio Lamborghini.

Enzo: Are you lookin' at me? You think I'm gonna sell one of MY cars to a fuckin' tractor salesman? You gotta be fuckin' kiddin' me!"

Ferruccio: What? Am I some sort of clown to you? I'll go build my own fuckin' car and it'll beat your

No. But I do have some locally sourced, artisanal, bacon fat-infused, whole grain mustard.

RIP TG

Top Gear did it first.

West Virginia provides a vital service; serving as a dismissive scapegoat for people who fancy themselves limousine liberals because they graduated without honors from Tufts.

My G55 is my work truck. She offroads on a daily basis and is usually ass deep in mud half the time. Never have I had a failure or a warning light. My peers who at first scoffed at my truck, all had multiple warning lights and error codes, grenaded transmissions, driveshaft failure in their Ford and Chevys. I drove

And the damned if you do/damned if you don't bit is that if you made a GT500 with an interior that matched up to premium marque's comparable speed machines people would go 'oh god, a 100,000 dollar mustang? Why not just get an M5".

maybe every cheap review car should have one of these stickers as a reminder that they are not getting into an S-class.

In the same review, Huffman also mentions that the car is roomy, and can get 37 MPG city and 47 MPG highway (I personally observed almost 49 MPG in my tests). Then he goes on to say that "Greyhound bus tickets" and "hitchhiking" are viable alternatives. You know who probably doesn't agree with that? Every fucking

That's because to understand cars sold on value, you need to first understand value. Most of these guys are paid far too much and often have free access to too many nice cars. Kind screws up your Value Barometer. Otherwise, you see everything as being bought with Monopoly Money, and don't understand that this car has

The sad fact is when you have a generation of people that can't drive stick, change oil, or understand basic driving rules of the road like using turn indicators, the only thing left to think about when talking about cars are the interiors.

That's exactly it. Not everything has to be a fast luxury car. Respect the car for the job it does.