You love to see it.

I’ve been saying it for years, especially that last bit.

Old Hondas aren’t as great as people think, manuals are overrated, and the original NSX isn’t a supercar.

Sure is money laundering in here...

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There are easier and less painful ways to waste money than buying a Land Rover. I hear good things about hookers and blow...

I’d be terribly embarrassed if I owned a Dodge Journey. Now, what’s this about the feds investigating them?

Best I can do is $3.50, sorry.

A 5.8 can be hot-rodded. A 4.2 is only useful for scrap or as a boat anchor. #justsaying

They did her a favor TBH. I’ll never understand why people keep giving Henrik Fisker money when it’s patently obvious no one ants his cars. Should’ve stayed in the design studio.

The wheels are factory, and they’re called Style 39s IIRC. They were only available with the Sport package (in the US market, anyway).

Sounds like a good reason to not buy an Audi.

The Q50 would be an alright car if the infotainment hadn’t been designed by a team of retarded monkeys (and had a limited slip in the back of the Red Sport). Seriously, I’ll never understand why they thought the two-screen setup was a good idea; it didn’t work when Acura tried it, why did they think they could do…

Money laundering.

No.

Still looks kinda hunchbacky to me.

The NTSB determined the Challenger driver’s use of cocaine and PCP impaired his decision-making, and he also had a history of speeding offenses.

Money laundering?

So in other words they’re trying lessen the chance of FIERY DEATH!

ANY amount of money for an SSR is Crack Pipe.