based on the headline, I’d say an older pickup truck and start your country music career
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Yes Corporations, Fleet services, and Rental companies are the only ones who should buy new.
can you show me the correlation between open carry and gun deaths?
From my experience, this is just the normal high roof van, with its standard body length. The latter of which might of confused Torch.
You have it the other way around, friend.
Michigan takes parts of everyone else. Started to take Toledo, OH — realized gross, it’s part of Ohio, somehow got the UP and all of its beauty instead; Ohio gets to keep Ohio AND screws over Wisconsin.
(And this is coming from a Chevy fan)
We don’t need any performance cars, either. How many are actually driven on a track?
I only remember it because Oppo’s favorite Juke enthusiast recently posted a pic of one with a Fusion trunk lid:
David, when shifting in your J10, do you also make imaginary engine noises? You know, because it doesn’t run...
Country. The car references in rap songs are just flaunting money - the car is just an object. Blah. Those are often poorly-rhymed, too. In country songs, the vehicle is part of a tale. It was an imprint on the singer’s memory. Little Red Rodeo; Daddy Let Me Drive; Red Ragtop... Take the car out, the song changes.…
Heated seats are nice. Heated steering wheels are the greatest creature comfort put into a car since AC and the radio.
I guess California wants to leave the biggest car ban footprint.
There are no rules in Michigan.
Genetic predisposition, I think.
probably laughed at us khaki and polo-rocking enginerds (if they weren’t laughing, they should have been; we are terrible dressers.)
This article is fine example of how awful some of the Jalopnik contributors are these days. If you don’t have anything nice to say, shut the fuck up. This drivel is both lazy and pathetic, and not even remotely informative.
To the seller...