Blacktron! They were one of the first (I think?) with a visor. AND they were all jet black. Which, you know...is impossibly cool. I used them with all my early mecha makes.

Just a quick note: I’ve been vacillating on just how to spell this car’s name. I’ve tried Mazdaspeed3, Mazda Speed3 and Velocidad tres de Mazda, and honestly none of them looked right. I finally settled on Mazda Speed 3. Don’t @ me.

“...a creator having the rights to his own work is always a good thing.“

This is the most enlightening thing I’ve ever read that began with “Your mum”.

No love for “Itchy and Scratchy Land” ? Well a hardy Fuck you I say to you.

All words are made up!

didnt even read. the correct answer is 190 EVO

You guys do realize Juan Pablo Montoya has had 2 legs of the Crown down since 2003 right? You want crossover race success? F3000, CART, Indycar, F1, Nascar, Daytona Prototype, and now IMSA Prototypes. Juan has been doing this for over a decade longer than Alonso.

My biggest one is people who ride shotgun and put their feet on the dash.

Maybe the characterization will improve once more dialogue is revealed, but in this trailer, Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock sounds like an investigative reporter for Highlights magazine.

Can you imagine a car company doing something like that today? Circumventing a bad review by just... going to geographical places where that review would most likely to hold the least amount of weight?

This is why I never ski. I wouldn’t trust a gondola as far as it could throw me.

Anyone who says anything other than this or the NSX-R is just being a car hipster. These are the only answers.

I’ll go with the last good looking Civic in its best form.

XENA CAN’T FLY.

With LA traffic, 400 miles might be the only amount of distance you can cover reasonably in two years.

Obviously Fry;

Ah yes, the legendary Adirondack Park Agency. The “benevolent” fiefdom of the north country who would rather have stranded motorists freeze to death for want of a cell signal than have a cell tower ruin the view.  

Does that mean that Huey Lewis and the News quantum-plagiarized The Power of Love from the Pinheads?

After Marty McFly changed history so that Rock’N’Roll was actually stolen from white people by Chuck Berry, it was much more accessible to white musicians, so while originally Huey Lewis was a frustrated judge in a school talent contest, in the new reality he ended up forming his own band “and the News” (You’ll notice…