Yeah, well, you know, that's just, like, your opinion, man. Georgia ain't Russia

Are we supposed to take into account everything that happens everywhere when we do anything? I hadnt heard about the norway tragedy and you know why? Its because I live on an island on the other side of the world. Should the author of this post research all the news everywhere before he writes anything just in case…

The Great Gatsby one of my very favorite books also. My advice would be to not set your expectations too high. The movie is good, it is best in it's party scenes. It is far from what I thought it would be. I won't ruin your experience by polluting your mind with my half assed review. I'll just say don't set the bar to…

I'm totally using this as an excuse to post this photo I shot today :D

You cannot look at this and say it's not one of the best looking badges of all time.

This one is off of an E28.

Yep

I'm partial to the Imperial's eagle from the mid-60's.

And the cars sold over here aren't cheap either. A base Nissan March costs almost US$ 15k. By now, most of the cars in our roads don't have an airbag, but that's about to change, because in 2014 every car sold here will come with ABS and airbags, for god's sake.
We could blame the automakers for sure, but in my point…

It's a better source than Gawker...

That is the most refreshing story of a Seattle PD officer I have ever heard.

A few years back while driving my Volvo 262C Bertone a Seattle PD car pulled up next to me at a light and motioned to put the window down. I thought "oh shit". Put the window down and the cop said "Nice car, I always wanted one of those. The coke dealer in my neighborhood drove one when I was a kid".

For the record...Mr. S. Thompson would approve either the 1971 Fleetwood Convertible, or 1971 Impala Convertible. Now...

Saying the 3 series GT is the same as a a Saab 9-3 because they are both hatchbacks is like saying Will.i.Am is the same as John Lennon because they both made music.

As a person who actually gives two fucks about environmental causes, I'd like to point out that I'm doing less damage to the environment by driving a gas guzzler that's already been on the road for 25 years, and that I plan to keep for at least ten more.


The Prius driving douche-nuggets who lease a new toxic…

I would go for a Chrysler Town & Country. Much better to look at than any other MPV and the cargo capacity of a U-haul with the disappearing seats.

Generally a good rule of thumb for BMWs is the age of the car.

If you see a brand new 'M3' with chrome 20" wheels and a bunch of 'custom' parts steer clear.

If it's a stock or tastefully modded E30 or E34 they're probably a good driver.

On the car:

Any wheel you design yourself.

Based on your avatar, I'm making some guesses on where you're coming from and that you know what you're talking about.

To be fair, it's the only Nick Cage movie I've ever been able to sit through.

'74 z car was a 260