Tatra. A nuclear blast wouldn't phase it.
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Hungary probably has the biggest and most loyal Lada community in the world, and somehow, I managed to miss their…
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LEAVE IT TO LEGOS! This helped me understand it
Fellow expatriate in the Land of the Rising Sun and OppositeLock devotee Flavien Vidal is back. He's sharing his…
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When you're boarding a plane, do you usually think to yourself, "There has got to be a better way to do this" as you…
I like the theme of the commercial. Play a song, show a cute couple giggling as they drive around, SHOW AS LITTLE OF THE ACTUAL PRODUCT AS POSSIBLE BECAUSE IT SUCKS but fun music/cute giggling couple!
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Probably be exceptionally more difficult in a paddle-shift equipped Smart Fortwo that's for sure...
[To protect its windshield from rocks and trees and whatever else you might encounter on a rally in the early '70s, this Fiat Abarth 124 Spider had a sort of ante-windshield made of mesh bolted to the fenders. I have never seen one outside of this press picture. Photo Credit: Fiat]
Well I don't want to get sued.
Sure, the Veneno is pretty vulgar... but I'm pretty sure the Egoista wins:
Ummmm.... Let us never forget the ultimate representation of vulgarity. .. I actually just puked a little bit.
Saoutchik also bodied this Delahaye 175S which was owned by Diana Dors.
No Youabian Puma? No care.
I have a question Since the car is a Ferrari 360, is there any way (like a kit) that he can turn it into the higher performance version, the Challenge Stradale?
What is it about cars that encourage us to do stupid things? Don't do what these Jalopnik commenters have done.
Funny the G-Class was in a Handicapped spot. Also...it sounds like our vigilante is a woman. Pretty Ballsy!
Ok, this might be a bit of a yarn with a series of vignettes so hold tight.
120 in a 55, followed by 120 in a 45, followed by 85 in a 25, followed by meeting a tree at 60.
Microwave a Lasagna.
oh the many. I think my favorite was doing a burnout in a supercharger 454 suburban on a semi-recently redone street. I wasn't seeing a lot of tire smoke so I stopped, pulled forward and felt a bump. crap, must have broken something...nope I just dug 2 x 3-4 inch deep holes in the street. Well then, time to move…