Nothing. I want to know nothing about it.

That is quite a smart mustang.

News at 11.

Looks more like they had NO idea how the car wash operated. They completely ignored the bright, illuminated, flashing “STOP” sign right by their door. It’s like they thought they had to drive through it slowly as the brush did its thing.

They just aren’t very smart... as demonstrated by the fact that they, presumably,…

Maybe the previous owner could’ve commissioned Aston Martin Works to replace that fugly Ford Taurus steering wheel while they were at it.

Those mirrors are gorgeous on their own, but as a part of the whole vehicle, they are a bit too... something. Whatever they are, they are too much of it.

On the show, he would say, “I love you just the way you are.” One day I said, “Fred, were you talking to me?” And he looked at me and he said, “Yes, I’ve been talking to you for two years and you finally heard me today.” And I just collapsed into his arms. I started crying. That’s when I knew I loved him.

Blacked out lights.

Scorn and mockery is all the people in that room deserved.

Shes not wrong and for anyone who’s listened to how harsh Wolf talks about things like Harvey Weinstein when doing guest appearance, it souldda been obvious she would swing for the fences

The V.Spec is allowed under show or display, one of two R34 models that’s allowed under that law currently, so it’s not really dubious at all.

“... but he also bought a shit ton of cars, including an Aston Martin Vantage, a Lamborghini Gallardo, a Mercedes B180, an Audi R8, an Audi R5, and a Porsche 911, among other cars.”

The article will be titled: “Why buy a new Keurig machine when you can buy this five year old Alfa Giulia instead?”

This has to be one of the worst car shows I’ve seen recently. I try to avoid them because they’re garbage about 99% of the time. This one was no exception.

I made it through 2 episodes before the scripted Street Outlaws/Pimp My Ride/Pinks/Overhaulin nature of the show made me so queasy I turned it off as quick as I could.

I just finished skimming this show based on seeing recommendations for it on a few car blogs. I am decidedly not a reality-show viewer, so this was unlikely to be my thing, but even with low expectations I was pretty disappointed. It manages to hit every single negative stereotype of car shows - tough guys with sleeve…

I started this the other night. The thing that made me IMMEDIATELY turn it off was the constant uttering of the built not bought and the arguments that went along with it. Not because I have an opinion on that specifically (I have a nice built car and a nice bought car rn) but because I’m so GD sick of car shows that…

Just remember this, people paid money for this. They went on the internet, saw it, and decided to go buy it anyway. These people had seen other cars on the road and still thought this was a good idea. Actual money was exchanged for this.

I nearly died of lack of oxygen because I couldn’t stop laughing at the bloody awful rear end. This thing is so vulgar but I guess it will be successful with Rick Ross.

For my money the worst interior from that time, and possibly ALL time, was the Dodge Caliber’s. My friend was subjected to a loaner, and both of us cut ourselves on the plastic seams. But by god...just look at it: