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    Rutledge is definitely a car guy. Adam was supposed to be the “comedian” of the group, but I have no doubt he has an appreciation for cars too.

    Agreed. It took a little while to get going as a series, but it was never as bad as a lot of people argued.

    Rutledge wood is on this site all the time. If you look at his driveway you’ll know that he is in fact quite the car guy.

    I am disappointed. This season was their best ever :(

    He could start with a $1000 craigslist find and try to up trade to a Rambo Lambo. He could even have rules like have to sell every 2 months and only allowed to put some much into repairs. It could be like Wheeler Dealers.

    The first sub $1000 craigslist car, and on the first day of every month, you trade it for the first straight trade you can get until the next month.

    Used to be my home airport (now AUS). Love, love, love everything about that airport (minus the lack of a United Lounge)

    Had no idea, and I’ve actually been in that tower before. Fun fact: The restrooms have glass walls and an amazing view while you’re dropping a deuce.

    Actually, this probably deserves a better explanation. Most importantly, it doesn’t matter at all if you consider it art or not. No one cares. No one cares if I consider it art or not, either. I honestly wasn’t even thinking about the status of this as art or not at all.

    Aussie here. Prepare to get ranted at, Seppoes.

    Møøse bites kan be rather nasti...

    A møøse once bit my sister ... No realli!

    there's nothing "crappy" about the Malibu. It's a perfectly fine car. Its main problem is that it still looks too much like the Malibu that launched in 2008.

    Neutral: Build an all-new Malibu and call it anything but the Malibu. It may sound facetious but the name has been associated with mediocrity and general lethargy for decades now, much like the Taurus was until Ford switched it up to Fusion, eventually adapting the name to its flagship large sedan.

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    I'd say Honda, wasn't it evident in that test with the CR-V?