Crazy part is she’s not even dark , like she’s only a slightly more tan than her husband, if people didn’t find out she was mixed, they would have never had known. I just find it extremely weird, imagined if he went for a little more chocolate.

Buick Grand National. Turbocharged six cylinder.

“fun” fact: in Brazil that was the Escort RS.

Fair enough lol, still the wrong Escort entirely though.

This has to be one of the laziest piece of shit slideshows I’ve ever seen. Bellend strikes again, I guess.

Chevy: We created the RS because some customers wanted a firmer suspension and a manual we figured we’d cater to them but we didn’t want confuse LT buyers who preferred the softer ride and wanted a bit more ride height.

FWIU the Mazda 323-based US Escort (and closely related Aussie Laser) was a better car, model-for-model, than the Euro. The US-spec Escort GT was the true hot hatch and equivalent to this one, and a blast.

...and the Escort photo is of a European version when the post specifically mentions a North American model.

Could you please check out the suggestions before you post your slide shows. The Fiesta ST and the ST-Line were two entirely different variants. The Fiesta ST was the same “amazing little go kart of death” it always had been. The ST-Line was a trim package without the performance upgrades, a very common offering in…

Seriously, I’m all for hating on billionaries, but as billionaire yachts go, this is pretty cool.

So they’re repurposing a ship that would otherwise be dismantled in an environmentally friendly manner, and your take is it’s bad, just because it’s for a billionaire?

“but these f**king foreigners ain’t taking over my f**king country!”

Nothing a little safety wire can’t fix.

I mean, I knew it was going to look like a knock-off CLA (a car I’m already not fond of, visually), but it’s just disappointing to know that Honda is so married to their swishy, boring, flame-styled corporate Acura face. There’s no way they don’t know that people would prefer something like that render.

I’m an old guy with kids and I swore I’d never buy another ICE car. But I would’ve bought this in a heartbeat.

That makes sense. Although, regarding coupes, didn’t someone released a vehicle they referred to as a 4 door coupe a few years ago? I think their rationale had something to do with the roofline, and that coupe and sedan were distinguished by the roofline as opposed to the number of doors?

I think for completeness we should also mention one-door cars, like the Isetta. :-)

nothing of value was lost.  it was a crap patch job on a vehicle meant for another market. i cant believe people spent money on them. 

Just be careful, the torque you apply changes when using them:

They didn’t lose their lives. They were KILLED.