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Yes.

That’s not the correct Viggen body kit, or Viggen wheels (though the Viggen wheels were pretty weak and prone to bending if you hit a pot hole). Also missing is the Viggen badging near the side signal markers, and the Viggen emblem on the shifter. The only Viggen parts I do see on it are the rear spoiler (which you

Douchetastic white shades and MLB hat combo, brah! Also note...old GPS looks hard wired onto dash, there are cigarettes in the center console, several air fresheners sticking out of vents, one or two more things tacked onto the dash, and there were a couple of bottles of oil additive looking products in the passenger

What is that? Brake fluid? Power steering fluid? Bad sign, that.

This game easily has taken hours from my life. Between the NES version playing 4-player with all my brothers, and the stand-up Arcade version with its infinite-spin steering wheels and 3-human-player action, it’s a challenge to this day.

Perhaps stretching the definition of ‘car’, but:

Played it at a stand-up console just the other day. It’s still fun.

BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP-fssssssh

Obligatory:

Headlines lost to history: “Russian, Japanese Forces Decimate Poles”

You didn't see the pelican?

that part killed me

Vodka.

Nailed it!

My personal favorite is the “What time are you coming in on Monday?” way he ends it.

Any salesman worth his salt knows that the VR6 has any amount of valves the customer wants it to have. Rookie mistake.

16 Working Valves

It’s like VW Vortex — in text message form!

The GT40 couldn’t be made anywhere but America? Take a seat... I have some terrible news for you.