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The anti-union union will be the first chapter of what's being called the "American Council of Employees," which is basically the Democratic People's Republic of Korea of organized labor and couldn't sound more like a Koch Bros-funded front if they tried.

Scion xB.

Just thing of the auctions in a few more years...

I guess I was off a bit in my assumed translation.

I'll point to the Chevy SSR that appeared in the film 'The Island'. It was purposefully flat blacked with a rattle can, and had obnoxious flames painted over the front. I felt it was a good look.

HORAY! MY POST GOT APPROVED! THAT'S THE FIRST ONE IN A WEEK!!!!

I don't often understand what Russians are saying, but I think I got a good idea of the gent's exclamation.

Our car club gets notifications of upcoming film events, and searches for 'car extras' from time to time. I've never bothered. Maybe I'll submit info for the next one.

In what manages to be good PR, good legal advice, and just good corporate leadership Mary Barra has sent letters to most of the owners of cars in the ignition recall urging them to get their cars fixed.

We've already told you that Saab was maybe going to get forced into bankruptcy over $22,000 owed to a supplier... not a typo. $22,000. It's also possible that there are other suppliers who are in the same boat.'http://jalopnik.com/saabs-new-owne...

A single family home, on about 1/2 an acre

How timely,

Jaw dropping.

Heartbreaking to see another one ripped off. Please remove the skirts and save this future classic from being beaten to death.

The speed thing was especially a problem for us, because we conducted this test in Atlanta, where the speed limit is 55 miles per hour – a number we decided to stay close to for efficiency purposes. Unfortunately, no one in Atlanta goes 55 miles per hour. Little old ladies don't go 55. Church vans don't go 55. Even an

So if you ever try to call out a hypermiler, you'll be stopped dead in your tracks. You'll be met with an enormous Excel spreadsheet, color-coded and perfectly arranged, showing every single fuel stop he's ever made, dating back to 1977, when he hypermiled a Chevy Impala to a robust 7.34 mpg. ("The tailwinds were

Amen!

This is why I bought something with no bells or whistles, and added them as I chose. Say something I've added stops working properly, I'm already well versed on how to get the part out, repair it, or put in a replacement part.

You are a saint.

Kinja'd