Pretty stark contrast between the two for sure. Mustang dude is a fucking tool. But here’s what also strikes me: the kind of people that take their kids to a cars and coffee then line the streets to watch the cars leave are almost certainly some level of enthusiast. At this point if you are into cars enough to find…

Yeah it was the first thing I noticed too. That guy deserves a punch in the fucking teeth. What the fuck are you s.ing about you piece of shit? How about making sure the people who’s lives you endangered are ok? Fucking scumbags.

Someone should have punched him in the face! Do you see all those little kids.

There is a major disconnect between the shiteater grin of the driver and the terror of the people trying to gather up their kids who luckily escaped being run over. “My bad, my bad.”

This end of the hobby is just... completely alien to me. Hundreds of thousands of dollars for cars that you might drive a hundred miles per year, but elsewise you do everything you can to keep them in the same or better condition than you bought them?

I’d much, much rather have cars I can drive guilt free.

If you dented that a bit, sandblasted the shiny paintjob, and added some flamethrowers - it would look quite at home in Mad Max ;)

Looks nice albeit much more polished than old CCs. But, Lolvo, please, it needs a V6 diesel with a meaty torque curve.

By the way, THIS is a bitchin’ Lolvo wagon, Ballaban.

Can someone hire you to back check sensationalist stories please?

Philadelphia’s collective attitude problem extends well beyond parking. Of the dozen times a year I’d find myself catching a connecting flight through Philadelphia in the early 2000's, about 50% of the time I’d have something stolen from a bag.

The poot noise for the donut is my everything.

I don’t like Guy Fieri very much but I would unabashedly eat at every single place featured on that show—especially at 8am, while nursing a hangover, contemplating the next 1,000 miles to drive. That is the food that truly speaks to me.

I’m not big on the “reality” TV direction Food Network has taken, but Triple D was entertaining. What I loved best? Every other cooking show shrieks about how you need the freshest of spices and other ingredients and never anything canned or prepared or your restaurant will tank. Fieri went around to all these dives…

Your comparing apples to oranges. Loeb is not human.

Those who saw Evans expose himself said that it was no big deal.

LOL so true. Upper East Side garages are chock full of E wagons. Whereas, you can’t throw a rock in my ‘hood without it bouncing off a GL and denting five Rangies in a row.

The same is true for the money you budget for a project.

Then add two hours, just to be safe.