Just because it doesn't look like a Ferrari, doesn't mean it won't smoke one.
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What is it about putting a big V8 into a tiny car that makes a grown man giddy like a school girl? It's the…
Im thinking cause he was trying to jump that truck... notice the ramp in front of it as the film crew drives by. =P
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The kind of people who drive mid-engined rocketships tend to be, shall we say, competitive. So when told to see who…
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Well, this is pretty much as bad as a threesome in a car could go. (There's a video below, but it's NSFW-y.)
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I still remember when the original Mercedes A-Class came out and changed the world as we know it. The year was 1997…
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this..
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Classic:
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Jumping a car ain't easy, but these ten daredevils perfected it even if one of them broke his back in the process...
Right, like I said, the motorist is at fault. I don't know the circumstances of the crash, but I'm curious to know why (it appears) the cyclist didn't slow down or move over. I'm not accusing them of hitting the car on purpose, but it looked a bit like that's what happened.
I'm not arguing that the car shouldn't have been on that bridge, but the cyclist seemingly made no attempt to move over or slow down, and almost looks to have hit the car on purpose. I know a few cyclists that wear helmet cams like this, and the majority are colossal douches. (Blow through lights and stop signs, but…
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Last week, the Huffington Post, The Daily Mail and some other sites posted stories that read something like this:…
Surprise! Now your car is dinged up.
Every day, or maybe every day, or possibly never, we are flooded by emails from readers. "Please, oh please, can I…