How in the bloody hell do they do those conversions so damn seamlessly??? That’s some seriously great work there!

I love that Australians aren’t afraid to put down serious cash to buy and then convert to RHD vehicles not normally sold in Oz.

The supercars are okay, but I really geeked out on the Holdens, Rovers, and other ‘regular’ cars. Thanks for posting!

“From there, competitors head south, hitting Autobahn Country Club, Gateway Motorsports Park, Hallett, High Plains Raceway, Motorsport Ranch, Toyota World Headquarters, NOLA Motorsports Park, and then all the way north to National Corvette Museum Motorsports Park. That whole route is navigated across just 7 days of…

Once you start parking hundreds of cars it’s the only way to do it. The logistics of keeping the keys separate become exponentially difficult

What is this, a pro tip?!

10 years, 4 trucks, not a single warranty claim. Never even had single problem with any of my Rams. Can’t say that about the gmc i traded for my first Ram truck.

Two things:

...and now everyone knows they all have the keys in the ignition.

“Endangered everyone’s lives”
Being drunk/high is a fair thing to complain about, but sounds like Ms. Gorman is the type of person that wants to “speak to your manager” when you tell her there’s no sales going on.

An RS wagon would be nice, but I’d be perfectly happy just to have the A3 wagon come back in normal ICE form. An A4 wagon that’s not pretending to be a crossover “allroad” wouldn’t hurt, either.

Miyazaki: when you want a movie that makes you go, “That was one of the weirdest things I’ve ever seen, but I’m still glad I watched it for some reason.”

I literally only picked up a prime membership to get access to TGT. And it’s the only thing I watch on prime video. If they cancel it after season 3, I will probably drop my prime membership as I don’t really order enough stuff to justify it.

The Daily Mail is about as reputable as Breitbart...

Pardon?

I will star or watch literally anything with Anna Kendrick. I even watched Pitch Perfect 2. It’s not my fault: it’s just inevitable.

Well hello....

Wait, the fact they were lepers and discriminated against elsewhere was an urban legend? I thought that was a super obvious part of the story.