I think this was pretty much expected. Just wait until R34’s are legal. It will be sellers market for years.

Just want to pop in and say that dismissing a car for not having a manual and then saying it reeks of self-importance is pretty ironic.

Of course. How ever could we have forgotten that MH370 was actually already found? Silly world.

Using the Celica as an example. But in the last decade many classic non-z Japanese cars have garnered a lot of interest that they didn’t have for a long time, if ever.

Just a heads up, but your rules and submission hyperlinks go to the same place

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8Mc-3…

For what its worth both InBev and Miller are trying to buy it.

The picture is of a 2000 Bonneville, my 7 vented GP is a 2005.

These actually arent like the G8 at all. The G8 came a few years after this car.

The Bonnie was just the one I chose for a picture. All Pontiacs suffer from the problem.

Its purely a quantity issue.

Early 2000 Pontiac’s. Air vents intensify.

So what Google is saying an organized, well managed business leaves customers more likely to buy and be satisfied than a poorly orginazed badly managed business.

Looks at your avatar.

I like the Mini.

The real scary video was the one the guy took from the other side of the freeway near the start. Cars and truck mostly flying into the shoulders and then a huge semi goes flying into the center of it all, in the same area where a Jeep had crashed just second earlier.

Kes is going to have one hell of time making it threw Phoenix with all the enemies hes made out of the remaining contenders.

Sprint cup should race at Road America. The Nationwide races have been pretty fun to watch there. There are tons of two race tracks that could be demoted to one to fit another road course in.

Yeah, but rotary engines have already been mass produced. Hydrogen cars havent reached a point where they can be mass produced yet. A weak refueling network plus issues with storage just means we need to give them a little more time.

I'm pretty sure people are still trying to make it a thing.