Ford simply went back to Grabber blue:

Except the RS would have AWD, a stronger engine and transmission from the factory and have a real warranty. I have heard people say modifying a GTI and WRX over a Golf R or WRX STI would be better use of money but I would rather have the car come built up from the factory with a warranty.

I'm sure for 35 grand you can also take a fox body (car included) and make it into something that would blow the 2015 GT out of the water as well.

Wisconsin Dells. Land of 10 pounds of shit in a 5 pound bag.

There is such a thing as a weak spark that can produce intermittent faults that are too small for the ECU to notice, case in point, my Eclipse did not have any pending or current codes for misfire.

It is. The original image came from Chevrolet and teases their 5 new cars in 2015. If that wasn't the new Camaro it wouldn't be there.

If the bike and atom were going the speed limit, they could have easily and safely avoided the disabled car.

The road and speed limit of this particular stretch of asphalt are unknown

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There's a difference, though:

The 1964 Ford Mustang. No one at the time asked for a 2 door four seat personal performance car. One could argue it wasn't even that great of a performer. But the undeniable cool attracted the baby boomers and launched a the segment of high performance four seat "sports cars" that we all know and love today. The Pony…

G63 6x6 (Brabus too obviously), without a doubt.

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Ugh, I hate the people who are just impossible to explain anything to. I had a conversation about pesto this week that went like this:

It must be lonely out there sitting on that curb all by your lonesome, a little rain cloud hovering over you as you look through the window into the nice, warm, fun party we're all having in here.

Leave. Now.

Oh, and would you look at that. I certainly hope you got a fair amount of followers for your hard-hitting piece.

In a sort of roundabout way it did. Kind of a combination of a horror story that was deemed too gross to run in AaCP's former home and some recent questions left in the comments of the bedwetting post.

True Story.