neutral: big business be like

This M car seems destined to zero percent APR when it goes on sale.

“Along with 0.9% for 60 months, buyers are eligible for a $5,000 APR credit applied directly to the service department!”

I am sure it would be hard to get rid of your mullet too!

Exciting holes AND a stick?!

You know a new Nova or Chevelle is just going to be a forgettable front drive 3 box sedan that will be indistinguishable from the rest of the crap that GM sells, unless they decide to make it crossover that is also indistinguishable from the rest of the crap that GM sells. 

It’s one of the better-looking recent Lexus models, but it’s still overwrought and hideous. I realize this is all subjective, but I wouldn’t even consider spending money on one simply because of the ugly.

1st: Considering the spiking case numbers, now is probably not the time to buy unless you have to. Although to be fair I am skeptical the GOP is just going to kick back and watch the economy completely eat shit in August. True, they are facing incontrovertible proof that their entire platform and fiscal policy are…

Just wait a few more months.

BMC A series, very tuneable, made forever, powered the iconic Mini, the template for the modern, front wheel drive sedan.  Has won a huge number of races in Sprites, Minis, and various specials.

Just be smart about it.

Well you’re the one with the list, check it twice.  

NASCAR will still wave the Confederate flag to signal the start of the last lap though, as is tradition.

Wait until the outrage at finding out they lost the damn Civil War and NASCAR.

GUYZ stop with this second wave BS, we arent done with the first wave according to all the experts. And really common sense says otherwise too.

This is alarming, and you all should be more careful than you want to be.

This is too reasonable. GTFO!

I’ll take a flying F150!

I’m more interested in the F-150 hybrids with integrated generators. Range and towing cancel each other out in an EV, but a hybrid that gets decent mileage, can tow, and can act like a generator? Winner winner.

When COVID-19 first started wreaking havoc in the USA, it was important to shut down the pandemic in areas where it was overwhelming medical care, and to safeguard at-risk populations.