The co-worker with whom I share a very, very thin wall. That’s fucking who.

I did this same thing in collaboration with artist Tristan Eaton on my JCW Mini back in 2008. It looked nuts when you shined light on it. (Warning: gratuitous sideburns)

Those wheels. I want to cuddle with them and sing them songs.

I’ll show myself to the door.

Get out.

If I know the guy that installs these wraps, does that mean I personally know a huge wrapper?

Sorry I forgot to add the /s at the end of my comment. I was only yoking!

What I find interesting is that it is Toyota corporate that is having to pay this fine, not the dealers that were the ones screwing the customers. Toyota’s interaction with this situation is very arms-length at best, and while the dealer is a Toyota representative (as far as a franchisee) Toyota can’t control what…

#NeverForget

I put on headphones before watching that video. I am now deaf.

Really he could do some marketing and ad model P, A, C & E(3) to the lineup. They’ll fit nicely in between S and X

Je suis HondAnonymous.

After careful examination of the video, it appears that the engine blew up.

How much to buy the rust of it?

I’m going back to the sloth story

Can second this. Its battery doesn’t last quite as long as I’d like, but boy has it paid for itself many times over. It was one of those impulse-y purchases we made expecting to use it just every so often, and instead I use it every single day.

Can second this. Its battery doesn’t last quite as long as I’d like, but boy has it paid for itself many times over.…

Not present at NAIAS, the 200hp/369tq Mercedes 300D Wagon.

The best part was the closing credits.