Meh, Timmies coffee isn’t all that good since they switched suppliers a few years back. Dark roast is alright, but McDonald’s uses Timmies’ old supplier for their coffee and it’s better.

That’s because Canada rocks man! ;)

Buy a 2001 Toyota Celica GT-S with a 6-speed!

No fair. I never got anything that interesting.

NYC, 2007. My friends and I plan a long weekend at someone’s parents’ Jersey Shore house, but being broke college students we are forced to resort to the infamous Chinatown buses. But not even the name brand ones, like Lucky Star or Fung Wah. No, the genius in the group who distributed the tickets had bought them off…

*builds a car

Getting a STD still means you had sex.

Here’s a $100 grand beetle 1965 Porsche 911 w/106k miles in project condition, no engine!, bondo and missmatched parts for $109,950 

Beetle RSI

They took a car that had gerbil balls and gave it chipmunk balls.

Shush I would love if canada became the new super car testing ground

I think they have Way Mo work to do before it is safe.

Service costs notwithstanding, I present Exhibit A:

See you in Vauxhalla!

I would buy this if it also included an electrically-coupled stick that lets me shift through five hundred different gears like Vin Diesel does.

The 1985 Toyota FXV Concept almost looks like it could be a Silicon Valley future-car today too. The ‘80s are back, baby, and I am loving it.

Any time a company tries to “pander to millennials” I’m suddenly left wondering where these millennials are that they’re pandering to. I’m 28, solid millennial territory, but I’m married, live in my own house, own not one but TWO whole cars, and even have offspring! The strange part is every other millennial I know is…

this remains the funniest car to me. not because of any quality the car has, but a story involving one.

Gives new meaning to....