Ken, please turn the Hoonicorn into the Bluesmobile and do a Blues Brothers tribute Gymkhana. We all know you can do it, so what's stopping you? Do it. You know you want to. The fate of our great nation rests in your hands, Ken.
So in 2003 I came to the realization that my '93 Maxima SE would never die ... never. I would be driving it for the rest of my life. It had 180,000 miles on it, and it was as good as the day I bought it from the dealer, so I sold it to a friend and bought an RX 8, which was just loads of rear wheel drive fun. I told…
Because he slid through the corner?
Because Racecar
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I've purchased working microwaves that provided me with years of sustenance for the same amount of money that it costs to park an automobile in Washington, D.C., for one night.
This should have been the Explorer.
I don't disagree that this is a spectacular car, and I also prefer my BMWs to be as simple and as light and as naturally-aspirated as possible... But at the same time, I hate the "this is the last great [whatever] ever built, because modern things are new and scary and different and not as good" bullshit.
What do you need a next track button for? All of the Jimmy Eat World songs are good
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Lol, I love how this video is now about the BRZ's performance.
If the guy truly had a gun, the driver wouldn't have had a chance. That lethargic BRZ acceleration would've been like shooting a stationary target.