It is a thing. Usually starring Rainbow Dash; they really like her mane.
It is a thing. Usually starring Rainbow Dash; they really like her mane.
I have seen three Ss in Louisville, the most recent being Sunday when someone drove a newly purchased S in this grey/green color; the car didn't have its license plate yet. The other two were navy blue and silver, though if I'm mixing up the navy blue with black, then I may have seen four after all.
Those cars aren't the only ones that scream, "C-C-C-COCAINE!"
A lot of the cars on the list just seem to be bland to me, not ugly. I'm also surprised the Aztek is no longer No. 1 in the ugly contest.
I've seen two in Louisville so far, one black, one silver. Last Tesla I saw before the S was someone's Roadster at the 2011 Louisville Concours d'Elegance; it came from Ohio.
Up the road from me is a used European car dealership. Tiny lot out front, so you can see everything, including two Lancia Scorpions and one Beta, black with sunroof and red interior. Never seen a price on any of them, but then again, I'm not in the market just yet.
Raphael, if a director ever made the "James Deen" movie, you would be cast in the titular role.
I keep expecting the crowd to bust into a Harlem Shuffle based on that GIF.
Megatron has been reincarnated as a Lamborghini. I wonder how it would in Tron lines. :)
Aside from Mercedes getting involved, there's the fact that the United States (meaning Congress) has yet to sign — or at the very least, recognize — the 1958 Agreement. A lot of heartbreak and headaches would be resolved if our government would somehow acknowledge things.
If only Lippert heard Murderface's smash reggae hit...
I can totally see that! Maybe Rusty's dad commissioned the car for Le Mans, only to become one of his first failures (the second being Rusty, of course).
I was surprised no one did it sooner!
S.P.H.I.N.X. would have made it work. They're great at solving problems, unlike those bureaucrats at O.S.I.
If Nissan can power the DeltaWing, then Mazda should've sent the Furai to Le Mans. Would have been awesome to see them back after the 787B.
I'll see your 30 and lower you to 21 hours. http://www.neweconomics.org/publications/21-hours
Hmm... Jennifer Lawrence, Johnny Depp, George Clooney, Muhammad Ali and the zombie ghost of Hunter S. Thompson might have something to say about that, being Kentucky natives and all.
I prefer the classic [redacted]. No names, no aliases, no trace.