I think the staging is done well for the the big selling point - space. This is NYC, where people are paying thousands per month to live in a studio apartment the size of one of those bedrooms.

Generations of eight-year-olds survived riding around in the beds of pickup trucks.

No need. The US version was on the air more than long enough to follow every storyline to its conclusion.

The UK version of the show only had two short seasons and left a lot of unanswered questions.

The turbo was only available with the CVT, so no real loss here.

Cars I wouldn’t want to own out of warranty for $1000, Alex.

Do you think anyone cared that the project car taking permanent residence in one of the front parking spots in their shared lot was being removed?

This disregards the role of dealerships in the US. Unlike many other markets where you order your car, US consumers generally buy from dealer inventory. With dealerships being consolidated into larger and larger groups run by people who haven’t been near the consumers since the 80's, they order according to…

As cable subscribers, we ARE their cash cows.

A huge chunk of our monthly cable bill goes to ESPN, regardless of whether we want it or watch anything on their multiple channels of shit programming (from the perspective of someone who hasn’t really watched anything on an ESPN channel since Tony Hawk landed the 900).

Zoom Zoom.

Not recent, but probably their last memorable campaign.

I really enjoyed it. It was funny. I found myself re-watching a few episodes last week without even knowing the new season was on the way.

Now consider that all those cars listed would have engines displacing more than 2.0l.

I would bet everything I have and will ever have on Biden.

Of course it would play out like some WWE drama, with someone distracting the ref so Putin can sneak in with a foreign object.

Chains are good, but there’s usually some guides or tensioners that go bad along the way.

Scrooge had money. Trump just has a fragile web of bullshit protected by NDAs, and NDAs are becoming rapidly unfashionable.

You could distract a redneck from his own house on fire with a nice mud pit.

Wow. Those turns are a LOT closer together at F1 speeds.

The past few decades have really squeezed all the fun out of motorsports.

I am so excited for McLaren this season.

I know my post goes to a gray wasteland these days, but I just have to wonder WHAT cadillac is smoking when they claim that they’re failing because consumers don’t want sharp handling and great fuel economy - two things that Cadillac has ignored for almost their entire history.

They have made decent handling sedans…

Top bid arranged by a guy who owns two warehouses full of 914s.