or San Antonio

Yeah, I was thinking even in my SRT-4 Neon I used to get about 2 laps per gallon on the track. I’m still driving it more than 21 years after I bought it, and it’s pretty normal on gas for a 2.4L making about 300hp. I get 28-30 on the highway and 25-26 around town.

“People don’t want small cars”, says company who doesn’t offer any small cars to buyers. Oh look, the Maverick is selling like hotcakes, why not increase production capacity?

Ford sells lots of cars. But they are crossover’s not sedans. Economy of scale matters, and Ford isn’t going to build a car that sells in the 30,000 unit range.

Who would’ve thought an EV could have Internal Combustion?!

This article pisses me off. Like, yeah, it’s a modified Fox Body. Of course it’s going to be a beast. 

It is a classic rage bait.

The point here is not even the car, just the wastefulness of it all. We live in a world where people are failing to cover basic expenses, and here’s this guy destroying an expensive car with an even more expensive amount of duct tape for 12 seconds of video content.

“Admit it, we’ve all wanted to do something like this.”

Absolutely no part of me has ever wanted anything at all like this. I detest mindless and pointless destruction.

Admit it, we’ve all wanted to do something like this.

Why be upset at all. Even in a McClaren, all he did was raise the value of every other one left. Sure, his is gone, but who would really want to buy a super/hyper car that an influencer owned. They treat their cars like garbage.

Jimmy? Is that you?

“Your father’s wrong. You weren’t adopted.”

Sounds like you faced beans and consequences.

Agreed, but that’s also kinda on them. Only get one chance to make a first impression and they know that. Major misstep.

Driving my non-lifted, stock-tire-sized 1997 GMC 1500 long bed, two tone Silver on dark red with matching dark red interior:

I’m convinced you could put lake pipes on a Yugo and it would STILL make me happy

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This was neat, and definitely a learning experience.