Here are 10 other TED talks that can change your life:
Here are 10 other TED talks that can change your life:
It’s a post on New Year’s Eve about some shitty Craigslist Camaro. I don’t think it’ll be in the running for a Pulitzer.
The episode where Walter’s wife makes him take the Challenger back that he bought for his son, and she replaces it with a PT Cruiser. From that moment on, I wished she was killed off in every episode
The first sentence of this article is not true. There were no RWD Murcielagos on the streets.
I never totally got why the Boxster and Cayman were sold as two separate model lines in the first place, when they were essentially different body styles of the same basic car. It was like if BMW were to suddenly decide to call the 3-Series coupe and 3-Series sedan two different models.
Because Marketing...
They’re already pretty tough to tell apart as it is.
I should say, to add a little clarity, that I do not mean that performance is the opposite of enjoyment when it comes to cars.
While we don’t know where the incident occurred (or anything else about the scene, for that matter), all we know is that the poor pedestrian in this video was in the wrong place at the wrong time. Wherever that place may be.
In General, that poor guy is not having a Goodyear.
You, dear readers, all have terrible taste.
I’m pretty sure white means I’m a boring conformist who drives a transportation appliance.
And my Axe.
1988 BMW 635csi for $9,200.
I’ll let Bob speak for me on this one:
Am I the only one that would stare at that ass rather then Kim K’s all day?
I write about traffic tickets from time to time and every time I do, I hear an old folk remedy: “Adjourn the hearing…
Many people hire attorneys for tickets because good attorneys know the courts, the prosecutors and the judges and know what kinds of outcomes you can expect from each. On your own, you take your chances and see what happens.
I am replying to everyone today from the waiting room at the Nissan dealership, where I’ve taken my 2010 Nissan GT-R. Oops! Did I say 2010 to the woman on the phone? I meant 1990! No, I’m not sure why the VIN is only eleven characters long. Must be a mistake!