Regardless of which big truck she’s driving, I guarantee I’ll be pissed off when Karen cuts me off on her grocery run.
Regardless of which big truck she’s driving, I guarantee I’ll be pissed off when Karen cuts me off on her grocery run.
Hmmm. the fact that he’s a teenage, and hence likely inexperienced, driver in a vehicle with solid axles and a high CofG seems significant to me.
I’d be more likely to bring a dominatrix home to meet my family before I drive up in a used Italian sport saloon. CP.
*Someone else’s project.
We had a reservation and we would have ordered drinks and appetizers right away if we’d been seated, so why did they make us wait?
It’s even a fake Toyota.
That should be a new category, “Curio” so people can stop labeling everything old a collectible.
Want to love it. Don’t love it.
I didn’t say mental illness. I said mentally unfit.
I generally like people
My takeaway: “Holy shit! They got a TVR to work long enough to shoot a commercial!”
4. Any midsized Ford or GM sedan
I don’t have a dog in this race.
This is close to my initial reaction and I think the movie works a lot better when you know its faults — particularly that lack of breathing space — going in, and can enjoy the ride for what it is. Because even though it is rushed, there is no one better than Wright at conveying information quickly and entertainingly.
Somebody forgot to raise the bridges back a foot for after Bridgeheight Saving Time ended.
How do you know the Veloster specs aren’t underrated as well?
And according to 80s and 90s moms they would all just be called “Nintendo”.