I’ve heard Durant’s done an amazing job and is getting recognized more and more. 

There will be many an eager salesmen that will try to sell you a 340i, which has a turbocharged 3-liter inline six.

“I’m a Trump stan, but... Michelle can get it.”

I read it as TuBerculosis 12, and it made sense.

Anyone convinced to buy this car based on these ads shouldn’t be handling money or a car.

Looks like a Stouffer’s lasagna bubbling over. 

He would have lurched towards Ivanka, arms outstretched towards her hips like a lecherous Frankenstein.

I loved seeing “Dragon Ball Z” on a daily basis, but my favorite Toonami shows were “Tenchi Muyo” and “Outlaw Star”. While Toonami wasn’t my first exposure to anime, being exposed to various genres gave me a greater appreciation for the form.

Your analysis of marketing is the antithesis of a high-level overview, and we’ll see the results of the stream as we track your post through the funnel. This value-added reply augments your blue-sky approach and supplements the need for curated content.

http://jalopnik.com/the-one-detail-that-cheapens-the-2015-toyota-camry-1563760482

The Chevrolet SS died so the Kia Stinger may live.

Circle of life; sunrise, sunset, etc.

Sony and Capcom have an exclusive agreement for Street Fighter V (Sony may have helped with the game’s funding), so I doubt that an Xbox version will happen in its current form.

DAT C-PILLAR

God, that ball isn’t the orangest thing in the picture.

I promised myself to wait for a year before buying the game so they could sort out the teething problems (and save up for a PS4). February is fast approaching, and I’m wondering if I should wait a few more months to at least get an Arcade mode. (Seriously, WTF.)

During the housing bubble, one of the many real estate agents I worked with had a screaming-yellow Avalanche. A somewhat impractical truck for a somewhat impractical time.

I wonder if uniquely shaped C-pillars made it necessary for the different rear doors. The rounded edges stand out compared to the sedan.

(Coincidentally, the first Mazda 6 I saw was a picture of the Atenza hatchback at a Japanese car show. I fell for it without knowing that it was a hatch; I wish the U.S. version…

The liftback was nice!

There’s one around the corner from where I live. They charge it with a LOOOOOONG extension cord plugged into an outlet outside of their home.