They were either sent by company founder Chris Bosgraaf, or someone claiming to be him

I like them better with an old engine where the severely overlapped and high lift cam gets that thing shaking at idle. With the new Hemi that thing won’t budge without snapping the throttle. These modern V8s put out power that shames their muscle-car forebears, but they idle like they’re electric.

Because it’s a boxy wagon-type thing that evokes nostalgia while also providing a twin-turbo V6 putting out 365hp in a world of 4 cylinder crossovers?

The average person doesn’t like it. Thus, it is beautiful to Jalopnik.

Still waiting for my arcologies to show up.

A dual clutch transmission transmission?

What do you think?

As someone who yearly makes the trek from Ohio to Ocean City for H2Oi, there are a lot of things I feel compelled to shed light on for the sake of not only clarity, but hopefully some productive thought that might help things going forward.

Wing! Hood scoops! Two! Exhausts!

It’s not the number of exhausts, but the placement:

She looks so confused...

Congratulations, Mr. literacola, on your most awesome COTD today! No Audi Allroad for you, but here’s a Ford GT which this lovely lady won’t deliver to you. I will deliver it because I said so.

I would feel tingly, I think.

Ah, but see that’s the point. Tim Kaine knows he has to wait for our favorite restaurants, which is a stop we want to make. Once there, when a break is already happening, he can relieve himself. Thus continuing the mystical power of never appearing to need to pull over for a bathroom break.

That interior is pure alcanterrorism.

brb imagining

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It’s confusing because so often a brake failure can look like a normally operating dipshit.

Why does it feel like every asshole that think lights don’t matter because they can see fine seem to directly overlap with the people who purchase cars in colors like “Stormy Afternoon” or “Wet Pavement Gray”?

Can drivers just be smarter? They’re standard symbols on all cars. The red iPhone notification you have when you get a text is smaller, but people don’t miss that one.