This was my fear too.  GM is going to need to rethink the Blazer when this comes out.  I think they were betting on the bronco being lame as well, but are going to be proved sorely wrong...

But will it have the 5.0 and a manual? If it does I will have to nut up and buy it.

Jesus, they recessed the Mercedes logo into the tailgate.

At what point do we stop calling it a ‘rusty jeep’ vs ‘jeepy rust’?

When you really wanted a Unimog but wanted to keep things a little more affordable.

I’m going to play topper here. My neighbor had a 85 Tempo. The seat stopped adjusting forwards and back and they asked my dad to look at it. He got the owner’s manual to see where the fuses were and was met with this cover.

“Street racing is bad, don’t do it! By the way, here’s this cool dude that did 197 on public, unclosed roads.  He’s awesome!”

a third-generation Firebird (the coolest Firebird—fight me)

that has more to do with NZ police not being trigger happy like U.S. ones are, in NZ attacks like this are extremely rare so they are not trained for this sort of thing.

You ok, man?

That’s not very nice.

Take your star and think about what you’ve done.

It’s not Aaron who is coming off salty here.

The collaboration with Ford is already paying dividends.

Exactly, that’s why BMW keeps making the numbers go up despite the fact that the engines are getting smaller.

“It’s a revolution. It’s really a total digital environment...

Admittedly, the bulk of my Caliber experience is a test drive of the first year model. And, I’ll give it credit, it was a memorable test drive, which isn’t always the case. Indeed, no car I have ever driven has made an impression so immediate and long-lasting as that brief drive in a Caliber.

Art: [exists]

Imagine a future where a cracked windshield costs $4000 to replace!

Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night can stop David Tracy from being a complete psychopath who saves rust in a bag.