Yeah, that looks like it’s been hit and improperly repaired. 

George Russell winning his first race at the Brazilian GP. I’m happy to see him in a competitive car and able to realize his true potential.

“Nah, this is junk. Also there are few cars in history that have worse origins than the Beetle. Hard pass on the Type 1.”

All the wagons. And a Holden Ute.

The Genesis G70 Shooting Brake. The sedan looks good, don’t get me wrong, but this thing just looks...wow.

Victoria, when mentioning Boom and their promised delivery date, it’s important to note that Rolls Royce, their engine partner, has pulled out of their development agreement. Pratt and Whitney also has stated they have no interest. CFM, biggest in the world, has also said no. GE Aviation, Honeywell and Safran Aircraft…

I like the Porsche and Volvo suggestions, but you have to include the Audi RS6 Avant as well (even though it’s not a hybrid).

Thanks for sharing.

My 1986 Lotus Esprit, very much like this one but without the red lettering and pinstriping. God how I loved that car... and God how it depleted my wallet!!!

Great story. You also know what to do when in due time you need to sell it. Or you pass it on to your children of course.

Right? It doesn’t matter how many steps it takes to start, when all it does is sit in a garage.

My 69 karmann ghia. A friend of mine knew I was in the market for a drivable project VW. He told me about this ghia. I didn’t think I would have the money for a running and driving decent condition ghia, but it was right down the street so I figured why the hell not. He got me into contact with this sweet elderly…

Honesty

This is a damn shame, the Maverick is the only reasonable pickup for sale in the country right now and you simply cant buy one.

In the mid-90s, I saw a 1986 Buick Grand National for sale for $5,000 and I decided that was way too much to pay.

I still remember when NFS was about racing the fastest cars, as opposed to looking like the biggest shithead.

Of course... whether it gets done well is even more of a crapshoot than it is in a corrupt democracy (like America).

yep, all those construction jobs they created and whatnot.  its like the American dream but actually doing it instead of just arguing on the internet. 

“For reference, that’s less than one third the total land mass of Texas, and yet it’s about four times as many people, since the population of the Lone Star State is roughly 29.1 million.”

Yeah, all powered with charcoal, really good for the enviro.