I would've bought one.

Thought I'd put this out there

Meh. This thing's just too garish...too "Elvis-y."

With big meats no less. Well done.

The only appropriate 1970's GM station wagon of that era is the Vista Cruiser. The End.

Patrick! Your mom loves it when The Fall Guy picks her up in this.

PLAAF. Designed in America. Made in China.

I respectively disagree. This is the best way to pick up your new BMW:

"It's the Ford GT-spec Ricardo six-speed."

I have a good friend who is the sales manager at a Jeep dealer so I bought a new Grand Cherokee from him. He pulled out his binder and showed me the numbers, "Here is what I paid for it. Here is the MSRP. Here is the employee purchase price. And here is the 'Friends and Family' purchase price, I would like to sell…

Are you fucking kidding me? This is the normal speed video???! Okay, so he's guilty of a few poor lane changes and passing on the right. I don't see any flagrant speed or reckless driving present here, dude even stops for (most) red lights. Honestly this seems to be a safer pace then 75% of New York's traffic.

I'm partial to this one, mostly because it's a street car, and not an all-out drift monster like most of the other ones. Stock-ish LS2.

Coyote 5.0 Swap forget easy LS swaps lets go with something HUGE!.

I drove by a Fisker dealership in Langhorne, PA the other week. I almost crashed as I rubber necked to look at them. Sadly I had a giant trailer behind my truck with two very expensive Harley's in it so I couldn't stop.

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'...honorable mention goes to the 6000 S.U.X.'

It predicted the rising belt lines on new cars too!

Noooo!

As an E60 M5 owner who thought $24k for that car was obviously a better choice than $24k for a new BRZ I can definitely feel this article. 500HP vs 200HP. Heated leather seats that automatically hug you in the corners vs cloth seats. 12.8 MPG when I drive it fairly gentle vs maybe 25 MPG when I'd trash the living…