* Looks like a 10 year old’s SEMA build.

With how easy it is to launder vehicle titles in Texas, I’d still be worried since he explicitely called out *CLEAN TITLE* in the headline.

Is it?

Look no further than car number 12. The third car involved in the collision.

In outside the US markets it was sold as a Chrysler.

She got free “We’re sorry!” water and you didn’t! See, now she’s gloating again through me.

You made 345 HP in Denver because of the standard correction factor. That, and you can make a dyno say anything the operator wants it to say. Comparing numbers from two different dynos is useless.

Funny that you mention WRC and a dominant driver. I remember not getting bored watching Loeb dominate for so many years.

Clean title?

Some people just want to see the world burn.

Don’t miss out on Pity Me, UK.

Didn’t even read the article. Scrolled straight down to CRACK PIPE after seeing the opening picture.

Because Apple’s track record with introducing new ports has gone so well.

So they cheaped out on the Indy 500 instead of sending you to the better race of the weekend? Shame :(

I don’t totally understand the reason he went with it, but it is a play on Lorena Bobbitt.

https://www.supercars.com/superview

camo wrap = “hidden” = only things that are not camo are what can be seen.

“reserve not met”

He is driving the loaner now. Tesla had the car for investigation. This issue happened in April.

It’s cute that you’re linking to yesterday’s “driving through a wildfire article that isn’t actually about this fire” as if it is about this fire.