I honestly do not get the people that act like you have to pick sides when it comes to TGT and the new TG. We’ve got two fantastic car shows. Don’t like one? That’s okay! Don’t watch it then! The amount of comments I see on Jalopnik shitting on TGT and the equally large amount of comments I see on other places…

I once saw a Pontiac Wave with Daewoo badges. I was filled with confused bewilderment, and a strange respect at the same time.

And, of course, the World Wide Web as we know it (but not the Internet, which existed like 20 years before).

https://www.jalopnik.com

Don’t forget the oddly opulent Sedona.

In short, the companies are suspected of using their devices to potentially spy on individuals, steal information, and cause telecommunications issues.

Five Alive is still very much a thing in Canada. I’m actually shocked it isn’t in the States.

Canada is honestly the most rally-friendly country geographically and climate-wise. You’ve got mountains, forests, snow, rain. It’s honestly sort of baffling that we don’t have a WRC stage at the moment.

That’s a Maestro as well, but interestingly not the blue Maestro seen before.

Can’t exactly wear a bikini while mining nickel at a GULAG camp in the Arctic Circle.

If I had a million dollars, I’d buy one in a heartbeat. Still though, call me when he starts doing P38s.

At first I thought that was a Citi Golf. I am now disappointed. This is now a Citi Golf thread.

donut without a hole is a danish 

It’s about goddamn time we got the regular old A-Class hatch. Now we’ll have three Benz hatchbacks in Canada.

RARE COLOUR

The Lotus Carlton is just a less cool Walkinshaw VL.

In Canada, you can import a Falcon as new as the BA.

1940 Packard. Because Cadillacs are for plebeians.

The Crown Victoria is such a weird car name. You’d think from the name it’d be an Austin or a Standard from the fifties. But no. An American car. And not just any American car, but one of the most well known American cars because of it’s sheer prevalence as a cab and cop car.

Hunting is very popular in Alberta, I believe this man is just a hunting enthusiast who also likes a spot of baking.