"Restoration project." Because I'm sure there's plenty of complete front ends of M1s just collecting dust in warehouses.

You replaced a Passat with an F-150? Those are pretty fuckin different

Although I think the regular F1 looks better and more elegant, I would take the Longtail simply because how batshit insane it is.

This is . . . . . different

These seats look fantastic

YES! Glad someone else picked up on this.

'“My nurse called me up, she says ‘Listen, take Doctors Lake Dr. the opposite way to college because there’s a huge train accident.’'

You read my mind, it was fuckin awesome

If it wasn't worth >$5 million and super rare I would say this is a DBR1

Did they update the infotainment system, or will it still suck ass?

Have you always wanted a BMW i3, but for religious or moral reasons you're against speed and quality? If so, today's a fantastic day for you, my friends, since you can move to China and buy yourself a Jinma JMW2200. Think of the money you'll save! And, if everyone who sees it is really, really drunk, everyone will…

DAMN some of these shots of Obama are dramatic

Just watch this video of it going through the first corner at Sydney Motorsports Park at nearly 200 MPH to see what I'm talking about.

RRROOOOAAAAAAAARRRAAAAAAA

I love the general design of the modern Camaro but this beltline (the level of the hood and the trunk) is way too high.

I hate you

That heroin number is so much lower than the others because, in part, it is illegal.

I don't see alcohol and hardcore drugs (cocaine, heroin) as analogous, mainly because alcohol can be used in moderation while hardcore drugs very rarely can.

Probably not marijuana, but cocaine and heroin are extremely addictive that more often than not completely destroy a person's life. Alcohol and tobacco are different because they can be used and enjoyed in moderation (and most of the time are).

You don't have a problem with such destructive and dilapidating drugs being legal in the US? I think the government has a responsibility to keep these drugs away from the public.