GM did the same thing with the Camaro.

Any car owned by Jon Voit is a good car.

New Logo:

No! These are not collectible! I need the damn things to depreciate.

Only one correct answer, the end. Chevy SS with the 6 speed manual.

If it got popular, some wreck and injury would be super-high-profile. And then all sorts of standards would be introduced, everything would get homogenous, and you’d just end up with another NASCAR.

you should look at that new Malibu. A pretty car

Yeah but 99% of the automotive buying public doesn’t know the subtle differences in various trims. They just see the BMW logo and think “ooooh, fancy”.

It's not that. It's that most dealers 1) will not order, 2) try to do ANYTHING to get you to take a car off the lot, or 3) people don't know that ordering is an option.

That’s also because American dealers will move heaven and earth to convince you to leave the showroom with something they already have on the lot instead of the one you were looking for when you walked in. Whether it’s the same model, trim, price, type of vehicle, brand, or is actually the office fax machine is…

Which is why everyone drives white, black, silver and tan cars. Ugh. Seriously, how can such a huge percentage of people not be able to wait 6-8 weeks for the exact car they want?

Most men wouldn’t able to find their car in the lot if they did that.

If you read carefully, he never took his foot off the gas pedal.

THIS, -probably before your time, but what a car.

The Apple car will have no hood. If the engine breaks down, you have to get a new one. If you manage to sawzall the front of the car off to access the mechanical components and fix it yourself, the software will brick your car anyhow.

Local media reporter = all tape on a car is duct tape

Also when he revs the engine at the stop light, the intakes close when it revs, and open when he lets off the gas.

What should we do?

http://www.throwedrolls.com/

Stop at Lambert’s cafe in Sikeston (Miner) Missouri. It’s a restaurant that is often featured on shitty Food Network shows. You get monster portions and the servers throw rolls at you.