jamisparker
jamisparker
1991 zr1 because awesome...
Anyone who has a Keurig knows how pricey these little cups are. By buying them in bulk, each cup costs $.36. I get the 80 cup package delivered every two months. It's good coffee, and the cups are biodegradable.
Despite being more of a two-door sedan than a coupe
As awesome as they are they are still a tad out of my price range. I think I am going to look for their competitor at the time a 300zx TT
In other, completely un-releated news, Ferrari has completely decided not to come back to Le Mans.
Wouldn't an oil company be the *first* one to say that we're running out? I mean, if the supply is suddenly at risk, the cost goes up and so do their profits.
Design still looks great 20+ years later.
I guess he did keep his eyes on the road...
I like it, but I find the transit somehow cooler. Stupid amounts of headroom and absolutely stupid levels of practicality, with a rather low price tag that allows people to truly use it without any sort of afterthought.
I believe it is time for a DD, track, burn...
If they didn't GM would have died and most the US automotive supply chain with it. There was zero credit available at the time. Fucking GE paper was not getting bought.
Yup.
But I shall lower myself to your level and answer your question for you. When you opt for this package, you get red stitching. And red seat belts. And fancy Black Valcona leather seats. And red brake calipers! And carbon fiber aero kit and engine cover, because that's a thing you will definitely need.
Minivans make so much sense now. If you have a lot of people to move, you should buy one.
I think this crash is a bit slower:
Can I choose neither?
Dude, that flatbed with the lift off top is almost as awesome as the car. I would totally get one if I had a gazillion dollars and a track car.
It's time for the law to change. Whether TX gets the battery plant or not. I hate that the law may hinge on the battery plant deal, that's just dirty.