You realize taking the batteries out of a hybrid isn’t exactly easy, right? Not to mention the fact that cars that are in showrooms have fuel in them anyways.

I think so. This is more just moisture in the air causing the patina. 

Aye, this is true. Roughly analogous though, both are NCOs. We weren’t really thinking about it at the time.

Naw, I’m not military. Sort of. It’s just a really old handle from back in the olden days of Halo 1.

Might be. It is kinda a special car-person’s car, for someone who knows what they want, and if they wanted more they would ask for it. So, it would make sense that they’d treat us a little different. I got special treatment in the service department too.

When I bought my SS, everything just went so smooth. I was offered a reasonable amount on my trade and I was in and out in less than two hours. Didn’t try to push anything extra like the warranty or anything, just let me sign the papers and drive away in my new Holden. 

It’s a Subaru Impreza hatch that’s been lifted a little bit. Basically the same concept as the old Outback Sport.

Tu-144 was also briefly in service, but still operated as a supersonic airliner.

I love how serious the tone of this article is.

I honestly think this is just Morgan taking the piss. They don’t need to camouflage their cars, but they do want to have some fun with it.

Pointless, yet so appropriate.

For 14k, put the blower on and call it a day.

How bout “insanely”

I’m of the same opinion. I also have a friend that has ruined VWs for me by being a VW fanatic to the highest degree. But I feel hot hatches just don’t tick enough boxes. They’re compromised as a performance car by the fact that they’re meant to be practical. There have only been a few that have been serious…

Because nobody buys them, and it's far less expensive to upmarket an existing platform to meet the demands. Hence the Navigator and Escalade. That is one role where the car actually is at a disadvantage, straight up comfort.

Yellow is way too gaudy for anything. I wouldn't want it even on a Lamborghini. 

Bruh, how do you get that sweet black background?

Most are 150 now, lol.

They're called whiskey stones, but have uses in so many other drinks. I have a set of metal ones I like for putting in my tea during the summer months, because I can't stand when it gets diluted, but also don't like when it gets warm. 

I just so happen to have an extra one of these if you’re lookin to buy.