Or become a Nascar driver.

Ironically, one of my lessons learned in life is to never buy Michelins. They are slippery tires, and I’m not interested in every trip being an audition for a drift mania video.

I do not like the Miura. One of those cars I did not understand what all the fuss was about.

Um, no.

Guy with the dashcam was like “Come at me, bro”. Not even a hint of a swerve.

For all I know, if I’m the driver of the Mustang, when the guy’s hand flashed out at 0:47, I’m about to get shot, have a crowbar through the window, or something, and when it comes down to him or me, I would choose me.

I hate the 500. Ugliest car I have seen since the 70s. This inflated version at least has some practicality.

The reason no one is buying them is who wants an overpowered Malibu for $50k?

My girlfriend had a Celica GT-S. Everything is just enough different from the GT to make it an enormously expensive car to maintain. They're probably all in the junkyards when the cost of repair overtook the potential resale value.

"Pretty average" must mean something different in your world.

Less than $15k... less than $5k...

I owned an Axiom. Loved it. Wish I had never traded it away. Still the best looking SUV ever made in my opinion.

I agree. Embarrassing. Nobody would buy such a thing. Wait...

I'd watch that movie...

Just say "I'm interested, but won't buy the car without having my mechanic look at it." If they don't agree, you didn't want the car (nor probably any other car from that seller).

Hell yeah. Venus and Serena, world figh... tennis champions.

So sick... those truncated gifs were nausea inducing.

My wife called me from work and said that the brakes went out on the way to work and she didn't think she could get the car home. I went up to her job and switched cars and told her to pick me up from the garage where I was going to drop it off. It had no brakes. None. I used the emergency brake (left pedal on the…

Driving my mom's minivan on a long trip when I was 16, with my mom sleeping in the passenger seat. We were going through the mountains, when I drive into a cloud of smoke and my visibility drops to nothing. I laid on the brakes and my mom wakes up yelling at me. She finally stopped yelling when I just pointed out…

"It'll kill the BMW M3." That's the totally original sentence that GM's Mark Reuss used to describe the Cadillac ATS-V. Nobody has ever tried to kill the BMW M3 before. No sir. And while we don't yet have full specs, we do have these: The first ever shots of the ATS-V Coupe. And it has the look to scare the shit out…