americanmagpie
AmericanMagpie
americanmagpie

Regal GS Turbo. The brand reeks of that near-death stench that reminds you that human decomposition has a smell, its unlikely to be bought by Hooners, its going to go completely un-noticed by the general populace and every high school kid who thinks his ride is super dope will be laughing when you smoke them from the

And, god knows they're making an average of $12 an hour which means they're making about $25k before taxes. Given that for our economy to return to any sort of prosperity we need the bottom tax bracket to spend money, given that everyone with money is being a scrooge. As CmndrFish - Deutchland said so eloquently

Oh, he bought the team for a steal but competing in F1, with no sponsors on the car sure aint cheap.

Ross Brawn falls into this category. From an outsiders perspective it looks like he's the kinda guy who said "f*** all of you, I'm going to show you how to make a winning team. I'm going to get the perfect car/driver combo and let them make you and your fancy traditions look foolish trying to compete against us.

You bring up a great point that I didn't elaborate on. If the bushings are new and there's paperwork for why, or the owner seems like the kind of person who keeps up with maintenance thats different than a car in which nothing on the underside has been replaced but a couple of bushings. If some of them are brand

Can I look at the suspension bushings?

And Richard Hammond just blew his load.

Since this got all into NASCAR talk, gotta ask, why doesn't NASCAR have those hydraulic/pneumatic jacks to lift the car? Its gotta be faster than some redneck with a jack, not to mention safer.

Its a good thing they're Liberians, Doc.

Good thing these are Liberians, Doc.

Trans-am WS6. Every rich kid who wanted to be a dick drove one. The car is a beautiful piece of muscle and power but every kid whose parents had more money than sense would gladly buy their muscle-head kid one. It's taken me the better part of a decade to look at one and appreciate it for what it can do.

exactly, its exactly how Matt Damon's impersonation of McConaughey would be

What better vehicle for Matthew McConaughey than the Jeep from Sahara. Both look ackward when covered, both are tan, well built, and only really suitable for one kind of job. Nothing against either but Jeep's look like a lost child when they're on tarmac and McConaughey looks like a lost child when he has to act in

cultural picture reference is nail on head.

I don't mind one less double decker bus, but one less miata is a same upon England's hooligans

The beautiful NSX

check number 7 there buddie :)

We’ve previously heard that the model will get a 6.2L V8 making 470-hp and 438 lb-ft of torque....

I feel humbled. I've always heard stories about how rough it is to be a trucker, I can't imagine doing it in this economy with the government letting corporations run wild with little regulation.