I don’t think that’s a concern. Go to a Jeep meet and you’ll see that JK owners have no problem spending money on useless lighting upgrades.

How about this scary Halloween steering wheel cover:

Some people will beef up their stock V8 5.7L or 6.4L and blow them up. Then say heck with it and buy a drop in replacement.

30 Grand for an abused toy is way to much, for that price you can get an old car and modify it to make it yours, and abuse it knowing that you’ve  build something to be abused by you.

Is it a Crossover?

Passed on what? Who the fuck is drag racing family sedans?

Check out this nerd, talking to herself!

I’ve been driving my 2016 BRZ manual for about a year now. Very fun to drive short or moderate distances, but noisy and stiff over long distance drives. Weirdly, it’s the first car in my life (i’m 52), where you actually feel a noticeable drag on the engine when using the AC. No radio controls on the steering wheel…

Yikes. That is a perfect example of why it doesn’t work on modern designs.

COTD

I would argue that killing off an underpowered, impractical, two-door hatch, based on an outdated platform, that everybody clamoured for, but nobody bought, is just responsible management. Failing to address obvious shortfalls is the stuff that gets CEOs dismissed, so good on Herr VW Manager for saving his own skin.

My eyes were huge reading this

Or this:

And a K&N sticker to match.

Don’t forget the Cold Air Intake.

The 368hp is only available when you put a BOV and fart can on it.

It’s the new Ferrari SUV. You are all wrong.

It’s a Oldsmobile Alero, it deserves to go out in style, it’s the one chance it has to do something interesting. Build a massive jump for it and see how far it’ll go.

As opposed to those car ads with red arrows that say Bad Deal? lol

The year was 2009, me, a freshman in college is wandering around the new college town to get to know it. Stumbling across a used car dealer, I see to my surprise, a Jaguar XJS V12 for, no shit, $4,115. Now me being a young and excitable thing, (But still a Jalop.) called my dad to remark about it, and thankfully the…