I won’t even pretend I understand how drift races work, but man they’re fun to watch.

The only reason people get their undies in a wad about this crash is because the car “won’t be original”.

Another market is people in cities who have an occasional need for a truck, but also need it to be a decent daily driver due to parking constraints.

This is what happens when anyone with a pulse can get a license no questions asked. Our “test” and punishments for reckless behavior are a joke.

My birth year is also the second year (first of the good version) for my dream car, so I’m pretty freakin happy.

I was amazed, you have to look pretty close to see mismatched elements (a-pillar for one), but overall they line up shockingly well.

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Just use lighter water, duh.

Mechanics can’t be trusted, but my job means I have to live in cities where working on your own car is against HOA or city bylaws.

I must’ve missed this story, what the fuck.

If you have money, no laws will ever apply to you. This guy could’ve killed an entire schoolbus and charges would be dropped.

My usual strategy of waiting until the inevitable “Pro/Slim” refresh is mandatory this gen, apparently.

I know no one who has seriously considered a Mitsubishi when buying a new car (since the Lancer/Eclipse/Gallant went away, that is), and I don’t see many new ones on the roads, yet they continue to exist.

The most frustrating thing about how capitalism works is how good things are inevitably ruined in the name of profits. Yes, capitalism is why the game exists in the first place, but things always have an inevitable pattern:

Compared to Odyssey it fell flat. It was still fun and I enjoyed it, but I didn’t have that burning desire to see it a second time like I did with Odyssey.

Stories like this just show how much of a cesspool the internet is. Like, it has done some great things for society, but it’s also perfect for giving absolute dregs a platform to be even more worthless than usual.

I can see the whitewall tires being used to break up the all-black look for parades, but they actually do live operations with them? Or were these trucks kitted out for parades since they’re assigned to the capital?

It seems like most drivers are laser focused on the car directly in front of them, rather than looking a few cars ahead and anticipating things.

TIL they were making the Journey in 2020.....

(v) Exterior hood latches;