It’s definitely not an ideal tint of yellow, but a face like this will make any color look bad.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! I might actually start playing Splatoon again now.

I dunno about this

Green! It was pretty much this or a gray, plasticky Elantra hatch. I already wanted a Veloster, and I’ve always been a fan of weird colors. It is a bit daunting deciding whether you want to live with a color like this every day (which is probably why they don’t make it anymore), but I’ve really enjoyed having a super…

But over the life of the car, times all of those cars cars, it’s a big difference

You should keep this one boxed, it’s so silly looking

This is basically my house in a few years

Nice aesthetic choice here

Profile line from a Model S, headlights (albeit beady and weird) from a 650S, rear from a Cayman, wheels from a fuckboy tuner shop, and a whole lotta ugly from the concept car rule book.

Did you also cheer for the Holocaust and Rwandan genocides?

No no, the folks in the cars are jackasses. I’m making the case against joking about drone strikes. It’s an incredibly serious matter and takes a whole lot of innocent lives.

That’s a bit over the top, I think

This looks like Mario Kart

I’ve wanted real world Pokemon for almost literally my entire life, so this is the best thing ever. Like, can you imagine? What if you were pursuing a wild Pokemon and ran into another trainer pursuing the same one and battled each other? What if they start holding huge battles in real stadiums? I want to battle in a…

To be fair, engine noise has been ‘artificial’ forever anyway.

Oh my

Meanwhile, I’d like to appreciate how the occupants keep their song going the entire time after she’s stopped.

It will have a flat-plane, twin-turbo hybrid inline two-stroke 16 and a carbon fiber windshield. No dual clutch transmission this time, it’s actually going to have the world’s first dual-CVT gearbox. My uncle works for Bugatti and he told me.

“I’m pretty sure the doctor prescribed too much behavior med for Jayden. I’ll just start giving him half the dose and take the rest myself.”

Japanese players, also known as “People who use chargers,” like to stand at the stage’s highest points and prevent any possible fun.