I’ve always felt it’s simply because they don’t need to.

The USA is going to get new French cars before Quebec. Heh.

They’re probably parked at the embassy of their respective countries?

I’ve stopped doubting anything Christian says at this point. Somehow 100 employees with an autoclave in a repurposed hanger are able to consistently do what no other car company is attempting.

Nah, I don’t disagree with that. These days, it’s good to know that the authorities are on high alert. Sure we’ve all seen a shitty truck before, but you’d be perplexed if you found a barn find Prius in the middle of the desert. Times Square is an unusual place for such a sighting.

hella stanced?

Remember that time Audi made a concept R8 with a huge diesel V12? It had 738 pound-feet of torque. That would have been a really fun car no one bought.

I bet when the owner drives it he/she states over and over again “Oh, what a lovely day.”

Cinematography and sound editing are still point as always.

Well cones. I’m watching both shows. Burn me.

Please help me understand. GM produces a defective part, they know it, don’t do anything to fix it, hide it, 124 people die. ~$2 billion total.

i am so confused right now. i should hate it, but i can’t.

Now that’s sick! It’s pretty much the Merc version of Richards lifted Mustang on Fast and Loud.

You mean this?

I just got more joy from that 30 seconds than I will likely get from the entire first season of New New Top Gear.

Reminds me of this.