Yeah, tell him that in between boomers and millennials, is Generation X or “Gen X” (1965 - 1981-ish), which coincidentally is why the X Games even exists.

This looks like it could be a new generation of SAAB styling-wise. Do it!

My parents are boomers, so... I guess if the Reebok Pumps fit...

...which was deemed too small to succeed in the American market.

A woman down the street from me in the 80s drove a Beretta. That SOUND though... hnnggggg

and brought a wider appreciation for the unloved machines that ferried our grandparents through the Reagan, Bush, and Clinton administrations.

They are banned, you can’t own a fully automatic weapon with out specific permits, that fact is one of the main reasons why an AR-15 is not in fact an assualt weapon..

So much this...but there are lots of people who apply the term ‘communism’, ‘socialism’, or ‘fascism’ to mean “anything that I don’t like”...

It’s as if half of the editorial writers at Jalopnik wandered over from Jezebel.

It’s just fucking bizarre.

Deadspin may be looking at a pretty hideous defamation lawsuit after one of its writers accused a half-Native American kid of wearing blackface and appropriating NA culture at a KC Chief’s game last week.

Except that I doubt the typical Incel has the income needed to buy one.

The Repubs will vote so they remove a pathologically lying criminal from Congress who changes his stories at the drop of a hat

Beat me to it.

That, and since the vast majority of owners are buying this thing for clout and “status,” it’s the AAA driver that would be changing those tires anyway.

With Hyundai and KIA, it’s their price point combined with the fact that most of their lineups feature universally attractive and/or innovative designs that have lead to huge sales numbers. I’ve ridden in quite a few through ride sharing and was thoroughly impressed.

I’m sure Jalop would drop off the face too if comments were lost.

I just don’t understand it. Will Kia even exist in the US in five years’ time?

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William Lanway caught wind of the tryst and tracked Maund down, demanding $25,000 from the wealthy Texan in exchange for not telling his family about his time with Williams.