I agree with you 100% but would label the Volvo V50 one size below the Edge. Plus it was notoriously cramped on the inside.

It did probably not even lift from the lake.

We have enough millionaires with not too many fucks to give. I bet the dealer would laugh at you tho.

Thought it was real at first :>

The job is in Denmark, it looks like, but come on, to work at Lego, who wouldn't consider a change of scenery? This sounds like the dream job for the right candidate, and if I didn't already have my dream job, I'd be all over this like flies on a dropped rib roast.

The best bear.

Fund the R&D yourself, boom.

Small one sadly...

Those eyes. At least he got to skip the Puli.

Two extra tires and a jack in the back of your Volvo 2/7/940 for extra grip and when you accidentally hit a curb while sliding. Do this enough and your steelies decide to give up.

This is a fair assessment of the situation.

He can come back for some meatballs or falafel and if he's still complaining I'll smack him.

There's a million and one different tunnbrödsrullar. Räksallad (shrimp and mayo, how that a sallad makes I do not know and no the apples dont count) does not go well with anything and is disgusting. Skagenröra on the other hand that is something special. Tunnbrödsrullar are perfect for making appetizers with smoked…

I find the hood airbag a terrible idea.

Fun fact! Originally, Volkswagen was going to make the Smart but Ferdinand Piech killed the plan.

Most obvious was when he did the powersliding with his hand and the car was going straight forward. There was one take where you couldn't see the drivers face but it wasn't blurry like before, more tinted.

You should still skip the star in a hatchback segment. It was extra painful this time.

I wonder for how long Freevalve will be the future, 5, 10 years or will it never catch on? Surely even if we only get half of what has been quoted it's higly interesting.

He has proven to be a cheap man. Pretty significant process to go through so he skips it saving dough.

"bigger better pack"