kookaloontz
kookaloontz
kookaloontz

Hey now, we've gotta keep that RWD carbureted V8 Camry stock, otherwise we won't be able to sell any of them at the dealership.

Looks like the screen plus the stilts it's on combined are 95 feet tall, but no way is that screen itself that big. I say 3-4 Alamos max.

Well yeah but they've already ordered baseball cards for the spokes so that should liven things up a bit.

Ok I'm gonna bring this up again: You people gave the $13,000 Ford Cortina wagon with a 150hp V8 and in ok shape an overwhelming NP.

Maybe Nissan refigured whether people would buy a car as a response to them kicking an underdog in the ribs while it's down.

(Looks at guy in picture)

That video clearly is 30 years old.

If anything illustrates the power of movies over people, it's that Ronin literally made me buy a 535i with a stickshift. I recorded the audio from that scene and every once in a while I'll play it in my black on black E34 with an opened up exhaust. God I love that car.

Spoiler alert but Disney's "Cars" is ironically the most intelligent car movie I've probably ever seen, and it's for kids. The plot actually delves into a major macro socioeconomic issue that Eisenhower's national highway system created over the course of less than a year, leading to the destruction of a lot of the

That's more of a DEI scenario you're envisioning. It's the ultimate power.

"You are an idiot."

There was a case of an elderly woman who forgot to pay her HOA fees for a couple months and they legally seized her house and sold the damn thing, and the house was already paid off.

This is the mindless, douchebag "rules is rules" way to put this.

This is the right way to phrase this.

Naw man, what you do is get a trailer, put a crane on top of it, and hoist the truck one inch off the ground. But here's the kicker: Leave the truck running. That way it's technically not parked two ways.

You're a douche. No car guy would ever write something like this.

I'll never forget the worst neighborhood I lived in, I had a nice Volvo in the driveway that I hadn't registered yet. Down the street is a car owned by a county employee that had a shattered windshield, serious body damage and two flat tires. Which car got a towing notice on it every time code enforcement came through

Look I wasn't trying to start a Lincoln vs. Honda debate here. That shit's for retards who don't really love cars.

Or there should be some kind of penalty system that punishes people who suck at every other rule of the road other than speed limits. I don't know if I've ever seen somebody get nailed by a cop for something other than blowing a stopsign or speeding, when most accidents/slowdowns/wastes of time happen because some

The only one I disagree with is #3. If my catch phrase of "wrong again, Google Maps" holds true for their cars, there's gonna be a whole lot of autonomous cars driving you to somewhere that doesn't exist, followed by you having to ask for directions. It's amazing how many glitches are in that system.