Who would expect Nippybus to leave customers out in the cold?

Its all those Toyota Camrys. Grounded to the ground pushes down the ground.

I imagine Australia as a place where road rage leads to fistfights, which then lead to rugby matches.

That...kind of explains why there were only flip phones in 2013 Tokyo Drift.

I too, am preparing for the suffering of winter. With its frigid 70ºF days and lack of snow, how will I ever survive?! I might even need a hoodie at night!

my winter prep is literally wiping the seat warmer control clean, the light dust layer on it and make sure the climate control goes into the higher temps. Thank you Socal. My Accord Coupe have yet seen snow yet. Our young Ridgeline will probably touch snow for the very first time in a few months, up the snowy slopes…

My theory is that it’s basically a Nissan, but it’s “nice” to budget luxury consumers. Aka people who want a fancy nameplate but don’t want to pay for it. They’re cheap. And not car people.

College girls everywhere can take comfort that they’ll still be able to row their own gears.

Is the car really white and gold? To me, it looks like it’s black and blue...

I know this isn’t all that creepy... kinda funny.

This guy fucks.

I took my BMW to a dealer to get repaired. Doesn’t get much scarier than that.

And here’s the explanation: http://oppositelock.kinja.com/fixed-1819043824

I hate that the Sergio Marchionne Kinja account got booted (without explanation) because I would love to see his glee at this article. Followed by an earnest offer to Kobayashi-san to purchase FCA.

I find I can cure most any fault on the car by ... never using the turn signal.

“Fill up you tank”
*Looks at lead photo for article*

I see what you did there....

8695Beaters

In 1996 I was in college at Michigan State University and decided to take my 14-year-old brother to Lollapalooza in Toronto. Metallica was headlining, but the only band I really wanted to see was Ben Folds Five on the second stage. I was never cool in school.

Many years ago I was driving home to eastern Pennsylvania from Boston, where I went to school and visited frequently. It was evening on a Sunday and I was coming into Allentown on I-78 in my 1986 CRX Si. I was really low on gas, but I was confident I’d make it to my exit where I got off the highway to head south. I…