This isn't a cheap car challenge car that they're buying, it's just a car they're borrowing. They aren't gonna wreck it.

I imagine it's owned by DTA Posse, the clothing brand mentioned in the article that also lended Foust a custom RWD Scion xB for TG's Taxi episode.. And it was probably the oldest, or cleanest, plate in their collection of plates beginning with the letters "DTA."

DTA Posse also posted this to instagram yesterday. As well as these:

Comparing Subaru to Jap brands like Toyota is kinda dumb. It'd be like comparing GMC to Ford.

Why would you then show up at the dealer, and say "I thought you wouldn't find it?" Like, if you're gonna show up at the dealer, try something like "I put my money through the mail" or a BS excuse, don't go for "well you gotta give me points for trying."

I honestly wonder how many people who have shitty enough credit and judgement that they get their car repo'd would be able to take off a GPS tracker.

But placing a tracking device on a car without telling people it's there? That's shady as all hell, and it doesn't make these kinds of dealers seem like honest businesses at all. It's tantamount to spying and stalking customers, and they don't have any right to do that.

I can't see a single truck.

I haven't known TG UK to make fun of Britishness. They say Brits are the best, Brits drive on the "right" side of the road and Brits make the best car (Oh my god, Jeremy, shut the fuck up about Range Rovers).

What does it say? That we'd rather see something entertaining rather than some rich dude telling us all how great these cars we can't afford are, whilst pimping this idiotic sense of patriotism by trying to talk up shitty domestic brands and making idiotic generalizations and racist comments about any other nation…

This is a guy who is quiting over nonstop criticism, despite dolling out a fair amount of criticism himself.

It's like Ludacris still driving his '93 Acura — I have a lot more respect for Morris knowing that he's keeping his old car to keep himself grounded.

450 cash for tha lambo/I should paint it camouflage, call it rambo.

The blurred line is the line between being a "good girl" and an "animal" - between being all cute and being super kinky. "The good-girl/bad-girl thing," as Thicke explains it.

Man. How much gas do you even get out of a car? Guys should go Fast and Furious/Sons of Anarchy and just steal a gas tanker. Those things got gas.

Even non-Fords have gas caps that attach to the car itself so you can't leave them anywhere.

Would this not make sense?

At 1:30, Hammond gets into the car as the music grows. There's a couple jump cuts in sync with the music, and Hammond proceeds to talk about how this vehicle is all compromise, and that sucks.

Why announce this before the release, but after the reveal, of the next CTS? The vehicle that's carrying Cadi's next generation of design language? This seems like poor timing.

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