Another example of the owner being underwater with their car purchase.
At least the reporting is objective and unbiased though.
The name is fine... overly sensitive people aren’t but here we are
This article reads like an essay from an entitled millennial taking a freshman year college writing class.
Our cars are actually flood rated. They contain so much plastic, they actually float.
Velocipedes. What a fantastic word. I am going to visit a non-motorized conveyance establishment on the morrow so I can request their salesman to produce with much haste their finest and most opulent velocipedes.
Maybe the government should stop imposing such inane restrictions. VW diesels are perfectly fine and don’t damage the environment. The problem is the U.S. government, not Volkswagen
code name Trogdor.
^Helldestroyer confirmed.
If a fictional character’s recollection of the incident can go down as one of the most moving scenes in cinema, imagine what it was like being there.
What if it ran when parked? I mean, I know what I have.
Sell a car on craigslist that isn’t running, can’t drive off with it, if it doesn’t run.
Everyone: “So, Kristen, tell us how it really went down.”
Gas - if your car doesn’t call for premium, you don’t need premium or even medium you nitwits.
The (former) Gawker and its sites have pretty consistently put forth a message that wealthy people are evil. The notable exceptions are wealthy celebrities that espouse liberal views, regardless of whether said celebrities do more than just talk about the issues or not.
That’s fine since it’s their prerogative to have…
Anyone living better than me is rich, anyone less is poor.
This is not a 2014 Raptor, it’s just a tribute!
We already have a picture of a Beetle posted.
I’d just like to point out that I greatly dislike the term “Frunk.” I much prefer the combination of the British-sourced “Boot” with the common “Front” for the delightful “Froot.”