O.K. My bad!

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The Saab museum is saved! Yay!

Maybe because I'm not American and stone Brewing does mean zilch to me, I didn't see it. I'll keep an eye open for that when I watch them again.

To be fair, I don't think that was what Toyota had in mind.

Nascar Jalops educate an ignorant European!

She could also have left one of her Corgis in there. Maybe together with the keys?

This is just unbelievable!

The Queen's Bentley is the most British car!

I think that society puts pressure on men to "know their car stuff". So that when their don't really know jack about cars, they are more likely to keep quiet about it, and get screwed over by the dealership in case they might lose a man card over it. Some of my best (male) friends got very bad deals with their car…

Congrats!

Wait what? We have to boycott every company that once sold something to somebody, who later on turned bad?

Me likey!

Aaaaand as always the correct answer is....

There's a simple and relatively cheap solution that fixes all problems with driving in such conditions.

I am not a big fan of engine swaps, or any big modification on cars.

What does?

So the car was built in Lebanon, Kansas, the geographical center of the US, right?

Kim Schmitz a.k.a. Kimble a.k.a. Dotcom or whatever his name is this year, makes me ashamed of being German.

My Dad did the same thing. He just called it "cherry green".