Of course the US uses the metric system.

Not a single mention of Roadkill, huh? They’re perfect for TV. All of their episodes would actually fit perfectly into 1 hour time slots. That and they are already touring which could only bolster viewership.

Posted on the Gizmodo article about this, but I think my fellow Jalops could appreciate it more:

Haha. For like two seconds! Who cares!

Besides the minor (prius) crazies we are a bunch of good ol rednecks up here in Vermont. Love the Hummer, would make for a great vehicle for the cornfields.

This was the one we had. Plate 033 008

He said ironically amongst the 30 BMW postings.

I want to negative star you.

He was wrong about the designs being similar. They look completely different to me.

If you think 4 is impressive you'll have to come out to Clubloose. Lol

That’s just entirely untrue. Professional drifting events often see the cars sideways at over 100 miles an hour. Which is far more than “basic” car handling and a good bit faster than most autocross events. I can name several motorsports that are slower than drifting, not to mention that literally any skill you…

You go sideways and have fun. That’s the objective. These grassroots level events aren’t a competition, or a race. Drtifting isn’t racing. And a lot of these cars are more properly set up than you’d believe.

They wrote stuff on their cars that would be offensive to bigoted assholes.

At what point did any burnout, spinout, brody, or power slide become called a drift?

Given his hands on experience with awful mechanics and even worse pitches, he’d make one hell of a Jalopnik writer.

This will answer a lot of your questions.

Honestly my favorite Corvettes, I love those wheels too.

That’s an ST he’s hanging out of in the original picture. Significantly better than any golf. hush.

lol, those are HRC "gay equality" stickers, not cop stickers.

Let me fire a machine gun at your head. If I miss then mind your own fucking business.