Hello. I’m not American. Can someone tell me why America thought it was a good idea to make a functionally illiterate man with severe personality disorders the President of the United States of America?

Ten large for an actual, functioning airplane?

I’d been dating this girl a while. We were at an autocross one weekend, as we did from time to time. Her car failed tech inspection, because a battery hold down bolt broke. So she co-drove my car.
She set a better lap time than I did.
Then I married her.

I have never understood why certain people looked to Donald Trump as a champion of the American worker. His own record as to how he treats small businesses should have gotten the attention of these folks at some point.

Hang on a minute, I live not far from Manchester and know this car park well, it really isn’t that big! It might take an hour (At the very, very most) or so to cover all floors and spaces. I’m thinking there’s a little more to this story than meets the eye.

22 Chrysler Lebarons.

That’s not a collection. Not a proper one, anyway. What it is is much, much darker.

The likelihood of contracting salmonella from a neighbor’s coop-raised chickens or their eggs is almost nil. As long as they’re properly fed and not neglected, eggs from a coop chicken can be kept out of the refrigerator unless whoever has provided you with them has already washed them. Make sure to give them a gentle…

Thank you, thank you, thank you for writing all of that out. Your voice and insight are incredible and I’m happy you shared that with us today.

2nd Gear: Honda’s Gonna Make More Big Cars

I do hope THIS is the new trend in motorcycles

It was just “lockerroom banter”...

* Looks like a 10 year old’s SEMA build.

I am not an engineer, but I have those cool blue & white striped overalls they wear. Choo choo, motherf*****!

Bimmerang

If the van didn’t want it, it shouldn’t have dressed like that.

In fairness Acura also completely destroyed the NSX’s hype before that.

1st Gear: This demonstrates the fundamental problem with CAFE. Forcing the manufacturers to make small, fuel efficient cars doesn’t change what people want to buy. To quote Bob Lutz, “reducing fuel consumption by forcing automakers to sell smaller and more frugal vehicles is like fighting the nation’s obesity epidemic…