Is this the plot to the next Fast and Furious movie? Dom and crew turn into pirates and hijack the ships to prevent them from falling into enemy hands, then The Rock shows up for no reason and they drive cars from end to end at WOT, but it still takes 37 minutes?

So uh, who wants to join my crew?

You must be a joy at parties.

“Fast And Furious Bullshit” is the next film in the series, where the crew is illegally smuggling corn-fed beef from Iowa to Pebble Beach to be sold as grass-fed using insanely modified farm equipment.

Hey Justin, how do you feel about the Fast and Furious franchise?

Shame. It should be a passenger dictated VTEC button.

Bidders are likely dismantlers. There are several very experienced ones in California that have been in the business for a looooong time. It’s in all likelihood being bought to be stripped and sold part by part.

First deliveries I think were June 2016. So this means it was owned for likely at most 9 1/2 months, with an average of around 750 miles a month.

250 dollars for coach airfare across the US? Where? It’s at least 1k from everything I’ve found.

I love this shot of Ana Carrasco on the grid:

It’s a hangover from an era which just won’t fuck off, the era which mislead many to think that motorsport is purely and exclusively about big engines, big cigars, big barrels of beer, and bigger tits, the same people who will always moan in the comments section of every motorsport website whenever the smallest detail…

It’s almost like all the camera phones create an EMP that disrupts the cars computers and forces the traction control settings, brakes and accelerator to all malfunction at once.

You know it wasn’t a Mustang because it turned away from the pedestrians.

Best part of the story is that Vauxhall may be changing the name of that shade of yellow to Maddox Yellow.

Thinking about everything needed to do, I’m surprised it wasn’t more.

What kind of sociopath thinks trying to kill someone over a traffic infraction is equivalent to the traffic infraction?

Harmlessly passing someone in a no passing zone isn’t being an “asshole” . Trying to murder two people is.

So it’s basically a useless study because the actually reliable cars are outside their parameters.

No, it is not a measure of reliability. Using it as such would be misguided. It simply says “these vehicles are most likely to have high mileage on them”. Why are they more likely? There could be several reasons.

Back in the 90s, we did the same to Neon. We bought a few, trying to figure out how Chrysler managed to sell them so cheaply. Nobody in the team felt any remorse.