I kinda have too, at least an SRT Caliber. For some reason the kit and the wheels really work with it. I know it’s terrible but I like them the same way I like the Malibu SS.

The reasoning for two badges was due to a lack of space in the back. The BMW badge looked too small in the center but was just the right size in the corners, but because it was so far to the left (or right) of the car, the position made it look like an afterthought. The only way to make the rear look less awkward was…

*Stares at PS4*

I’ve never hit NP so fast in my life. You could even shake the owner down to $1800.

So what you’re saying.. is that if you want a good-looking, well-appointed, comfortable, car that’s also fun to drive and easy to live with, you should get a Honda Accord?

GM exec casually slides a photo of a re-badged crossover in front of the computer screen and gently whispers “No”.

It’s cool. In fact, it’s sub-zero cool among certain people (including me). But $20,000 cool? Nah, you could buy an R32 GTS-T for almost half of that and it will be less of a potential headache. CP

FACT.

I’m partial to this one.

If I’m honest, I haven’t even bothered with the Top Gear 3.0 and every weekly review makes it sound less appealing. I really like the presenters who aren’t named Chris Evans, but until he’s sacked/eaten by wolves/dies on the way back to his home planet, I’ll wait it out.

“Because there was a waiting list for the Buick Cascada and this was on the certified-used car lot.”

I gotta say the 5th-gen Prelude has aged incredibly well, I would definitely swap out those 2Fast2Furious wheels though.

*Puts on flame suit*

I’m pretty sure you posted a BMW by mistake dude.

“I have a Datsun, I did what people expect me to do.”

Agreed, I want less Richard Branson (or whoever) and more Magnus Walker when it comes to my character.

I honestly didn’t know they were still making it.

It’s not the show that’s the problem now, it’s the ginger. Get him as far of way from this IP as possible.

FACT.