Tom, don’t they have a crossover? I think it’s called Tiguan.
Tom, don’t they have a crossover? I think it’s called Tiguan.
I love guys that have ten year old bikes with only 5k miles on the clock. I buy my bikes from them.
I own a shop that wraps/letters trucks and cars. Sometimes we will have a customer briefly - or not so briefly - pull their vehicle into the shop to apply a decal, drop off a trailer, etc. You would be shocked to see how many hop out of the vehicle and leave the engine running, even when they see we plan to close the…
In this weeks episode, Jeremy punches a stupid man, James doesn't do anything and Richard doesn't do anything either!
Wow, this is wasteful. You could have donated that PT Cruiser and made a less fortunate person's life a little bit shittier.
As a 20+ year veteran rider, I already have that.
I'm an Audi driver. I more frequently want to slash my own tires and walk away.
Why I love these articles.
Self-leveling bi-xenon? Yep, real low-tech stuff.
The Average Joe will learn how to use Google and visit Home Depot real quick if they get a four-thousand dollar bill.
I'm waiting for the Range Rover commercial using the traditional elementary school revision of the song:
I think this argument would be much harder to decide if it wasn't for the $25,000 base GTI, which is already the best all-around hot hatch you can buy in the States (sorry Focus RS, but you're just too ADHD for my daily driver).
The R gets its own wheels, quad exhaust pipes, a unique front air dam, "R" badges all over the place and other touches to separate it from the more pedestrian Golfs. Our version won't get the blacked-out taillights of the Euro-spec cars on hand for this drive, Because Regulations. Lame.
Methinks the people who buy a Range Rover don't really care.
Cut springs. That's a good idea.
You already can. Check out the posts on here from someone named "Tavarish"
I'm sorry but that thing is just too cute for some one looking like that to be riding it. They gotta at LEAST have a My Little Pony sticker on that helmet.
I imagine we've all said something just as silly, but if he spent the time to write an essay about it and decided to post it online, I can't understand how he couldn't step back and just say, "That's me, I was an asshat." Or better yet, nothing at all.
Funny you should ask.