There's Jeep knockoffs all over the place. My favorite is this, the Asia Rocsta (I know, awesome name isn't it?). It's pretty much a Wrangler but bit smaller, think Samurai/Tracker sized. I think it's actually eligible to import into the U.S. in a year or so.
That is a BMW.
Hyundai got their start building heavy equipment, didn't they? And I'm pretty sure all microcars ever made fit the bill.
Awwwww :(
But you could've gone through the checkout a second time and asked for more cash back.
5,400 pieces of Dubble Bubble = ~5 minutes of total chewing time.
5,400 pieces of Dubble Bubble = ~5 minutes of total chewing time.
Didn't the M3 CSL have a cardboard trunk floor or something?
It's still the original $59.99 on Steam though...
It's still the original $59.99 on Steam though...
That's cool and all but it's no Samurai.
Was ist das?
Tudor Sedan? And here I was thinking that BMW started that nonsense.
Money is not made in auto journalism by filling your front page with dad-fucker articles.
Looks like a G.I. Joe toy.
Whatever you do don't watch this:
I flew it out of Logan once, and one of the engines sucked in a bird on takeoff. After circling around and making a landing were were stuck in the terminal for almost 6 hours waiting for a new plane. For the trouble Airtrans gave everybody on board that flight vouchers for a free round trip ticket with them. We used…
Would you rather get an F1 steering wheel with no car, or an F1 car with no steering wheel?
Better than spiders in the intake manifold.
I just wanna know how to get the "mechanic" smell out of my clothes. I've washed my favorite jeans umpteen-million times and they still whiff of grease and oil.