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I added a train horn to my car, though the whole setup admittedly wound up being fairly useful for several reasons.

This bad boy. A girl I knew in college needed me to help her with something on her car(so long ago I don’t even know what I did, this was around the early 2000s) but my reward was this... thing. At the time, I had a 97 Mitsu Galant that I entered in shows:

I can’t say that I have ever looked at a late-model exotic with aftermarket wheels and said to myself: Yeah, that looks so much better than stock.

I feel like there was a time when I really dug HRE wheels, like, when I was 14.

Aston has some of the best factory wheel designs around, why drop $8k on these multi-piece monstrosities?

I approve this post and it’s G Class/dildo analogy.

Because Marketing...

This first Range Rover of the 70’s is sometimes (most often?) credited with this.

I’d say around 1970 when Lords wanted something new to tour their lands with and a Series Land Rover wasn’t cutting it.

Easy problem. Just buy 3 more C63s.

Nice France, it’s been in multiple video games (Driver 3, Forza Horizon 2), gorgious scenery, twisty coastal roads, proximity to Alps, Monaco, etc.

The proportions of the shoulder line to the wheel arches, and the squat appearance of the trunk.

I love it. It has lines that remind me of greatness:

I definitely identify myself as someone who doesn’t let fashion effect my taste, so when I like something, I like it, and definitely not because someone else did first. That said, I have to say, you’re nuts, (opinion alert) Kate Moss is gorgeous, the (2006) Bugatti Veyron is beautiful (admittedly most people don’t

I liked the Veyron a lot because it shared the utterly straight faced look of early Bugattis. The same look on the E type Jaguar. It was completely emotionless in its stare. I at least got the impression that there was so much more emotion below the skin, like it wasn’t putting it all on show because it didn’t need

CUP HOLDERS. Yes they are necessary, no you’re not a race-car driver. We all need cup holders.

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