and yet so right.

hmm, 40 grand for what is essentially an MR2 with a better exhaust note and 4 seats, along with italian reliability problems?

Come on GM, just take the colorado/former holden trailblazer, and make a 2dr wagon out of it. or even chop the back doors out of a suburban, i can’t tell you what to do, i’m not your dad.

COTD right here

they’re germans making an electric car, of course they’re going to get it to 50/50 distribution down to the milligram.

I mean, the pirate bay always exists...

with the bottom hamburger bun and the second “N” missing.
and the “I” glued back on slightly crooked, soon to also fall off.

like announcing the new Z?

Manual air conditioning

i’m a bit confused.

nice, so it’s a swanky looking everest with a removable roof and a swanky looking escape.

as far as clear taillights go, I always liked the look of the toyota aurion’s clear variant. no red at all inside to interupt it like the ‘tezza does, even opting to relegate the reflectors to the bumper like the saab.

if you want leds on your 4runner, get a set of sealed beam buckets, and just use some of those 4x5/5x7 LED clusters.

a tip for next time: hue shift the car body in photoshop to change the colour of them, that way reverse image search doesn’t work.

FFS Dumbfuckistanis, this isn’t how you fix your problems.

or a 3-rotor.

i’m not from america. i’m from australia. these issues are pretty distant from me.
again, the topics of the politics doesn’t really matter, i just want to read about quirky-vroom-vroom-boxes when i come to the quirky-vroom-vroom-box site, and i want to read about orange-man-bad when I go to the orange-man-bad site.

i don’t want to hear about donald trump’s opinion on racist people in recent times, i want to hear about donald trump’s one-off modified VW beach buggy with interchangeable doors and a general electric turbofan engine that mysteriously disappeared in june 1997.

yes, but when choosing between the aforementioned 2013 mustang or 1913 silver ghost, you would have to consider that, even if you put seatbelts in, the ghost has a chassis with no crumple zones, and a body where the only structural engineering is “do the panels stay attatched”.