hooneriphic
Hooneriphic
hooneriphic

I would just like to point out that you also fly this plane using your thought patterns...

That'll buy you a third of a Carrera GT.

I'll bring the pitchforks!

German here, i will join the hostile Takeover. Since Germans are always involved in hostile takeovers.... I'm only talking about car-companies, don't worry.... no Anschluss i promise!

> Infiltrate Ferrari

As a 20+ year veteran rider, I already have that.

I wish I were one of those idiots...

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For a long time, I used my (now sold) Saab 96 V4 as a city car. It's surprisingly usable as one: soft suspension to handle the Boston potholes, torquey V4 engine to get off the line, and an automatic choke and damn good heater to deal with cold weather.

The flat floor is a really attractive feature to me. I have two VERY large dogs and this would allow them to ride in the cab (way safer than in the bed) and off the seats.

"The auto companies could easily build a 100-mpg family sedan, but they won't, as they're in collusion with Big Oil."

I've got a blipshift +5HP on my BMW, I can feel the gain, its crazy

Rocket powered Impala. Or the 100mpg carburetor.

That dealers exist to protect consumers.

You must be the President of AntiKoeniggsegg Land... Population 1.

I'm from Sweden, I don't know what a Blazer is. We all drive Koenigseggs and/or Volvos. Usually Volvos.

I think you mean these wheres are AWESOME!

What about this car is outlandish and impossible? The horsepower, acceleration and weight are all 300% plausible, and it's designed by an engineering firm that kind of knows what it's doing.

BMW did it for them! It's called Rolls-Royce.

And, on that infamous evening in New England, as the snow banks stood massive and the tears of hipsters everywhere fell as they watched the power they had habituated to receiving from whipping out their iDevices and typing furiously upon their single star...