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I would have gotten away with it, too, if it wasn’t for you meddling proletariat!

“UAZ 2269”

me: “I want the fully loaded luxury performance model, but I cannot afford it”

This. Very much this.

Conversely, there are a fuckton of base, almost zero-options 3-series, CLAs, A3s, and ATSs running about because people see the badge as a status symbol and want it as cheap as possible. They don’t want “the best” Accord, for instance, with a 290hp V6, actual leather, LED headlights, navigation, etc, for $35k; they

And you people want to let computers drive your cars.

Said before, say it again. The Coast guard is the only service that really pulls its own weight and gets value for tax dollars. It is criminal it gets so overlooked.

GM did that with the Volt, and all people did was whine “why is it taking them so long?”

people ARE idiots... yes, finally somebody says it aloud.
And now I want a car covered in the fuzzy flesh of tennis balls

The idea that the original ad is somehow representative of New York City is just as insulting as crushing the 911.

If you hit a tree, things have gone horribly, horribly wrong. There aren't any trees inside the barriers.

Doug DeMurano. Now and forever.

I watched, then I was like

And those that have a family and an XBoxOne know that if you turn this on for anything even remotely related to your finances, then you deserve to have your money stolen. I’ve had neighbors come in and be identified as my wife by XBoxOne even though she wasn’t even home. I've had my kids identified as me, totally

I pre-ordered mine at Gamestop to get the exclusive plaid shift knob.

The color is awkward - orange and reds show high levels of rainfall, not a lack of rain or of intense heat, as you might expect. The result is that the current situation in the US is exactly the opposite of what you’d think it is from a quick glance at the animation.

I’ve never understood this stereotype. MOST drivers are douches independent of the vehicles they drive.

I’ve officially crossed over from shaking my head sadly to hysterical laughter at every new bit of information over this. More, I say! PUT MORE PEOPLE IN IT! Like the great song from the epic film Streets of Fire tells us: “THERE’S NOTHING WRONG WITH GOING NOWHERE, BABY/BUT WE SHOULD BE GOING NOWHERE FAST!” Let’s