FCA knows all about not selling the newest, best cars.

Shut your McFeaster, Bloodbag!

He wouldn’t have that problem if he was driving an automatic.

Two years ago I bought a computer with a 500GB drive in it and I’ve got 450GB left. Me no packrat.

my only question is can I have?

This article should be titled, “Want to pay too much for a VW Golf competitor?”

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, Ev’rywhere you go; Take a look at this two-four-five, glistening while you drive. With candy canes and silver lanes aglow...

“Michael and David are enjoying their golden years, as their solid investments and pensions from tenured positions at Berkeley have afforded them a comfortable retirement. But with the Murano CrossCabriolet in the garage (next to their Avalon Limited) serving convertible duty, Miss Mary Todd, their beloved Lincoln,…

I’m in.

They can still be honest, they just have to be more... creative.

They can’t, but money is cheap. People haven’t caught onto the fact that making things more “affordable” just drives up the price. It happened in the housing bubble. It happened/is happening to tuition prices. It’s happening to new car prices.

This was on Japanese Classics (where demuro got his skyline) for $8500 last month. Someone is already trying to flip it for 14.5

Detroit-Windsor Tunnel Opens

To quote Fight Club: “I felt like destroying something beautiful"

Oh god this is true. I hate this and also I hate that since I recommended this car I am supposed to fix it and advise them about repairs that are needed.

I keep telling my wife anything with a trim package called “ST”. Sadly she’s onto me, “does it have an automatic?” She’s catching on that “RS” is no bueno too.

My last girlfriend was one of these people. When we met, she was driving a ‘91 Olds Cutlass Supreme, the heater of which was stuck on full blast, full heat, all the time. She declined to fix it due to cheapness. I tried, but gave up because GM. She spent our first summer together driving around in bikinis with the…

Jetta TDI.

Picture this: You’re buying a new car from a Chrysler dealer

I have to call bullshit on the intention always being to replace the human actor with a special effect. There is no reason to put the actor in costume if that is the case, and the blocking of the scene is intentionally problematic for 70s era special effects. They had to do a lot of dubious digital work on the scene…