Hey, an article on Rivian! Is the truck they’ve been showing for three years going into production? No? Great.

Wow, you’re hilariously bitter over a website you’re still choosing to use. Maybe that sensitivity is preventing you from reading the article properly, where it indicates that the emojis will not contribute to the content of the plate. For instance, if the license plate is “SHITB💩X” the actual license plate number in…

How exactly was the concept borrowed? You’re aware that Whole Foods used to be called Fresh Fields, and has been around since 1980, right?

Who on earth gives a fuck.

No one would have known that you didn’t understand the term “facelift” if you’d Googled it first.

It would be cooler if their gift was a production vehicle that could be purchased. The Rivian prototypes are gorgeous, but the reality is that so far they are as much vaporware as the Cybertruck.

While that 120,000 marks may seem a bit arbitrary, a line needs to be drawn somewhere, and I don’t subscribe to the “once a car hits 100,000 it’s junk” philosophy. At the same token once you start pushing to 150,000 miles and more there is a much higher likelihood of shelling out even more money to fix things.

my what

Huh, didn’t know there are GenXers that still haven’t learned to read. Once you’ve practiced a little, go ahead and give that article up there another shot.

the base naturally aspirated ’Snake starts at $86,085

right on the cusp of import eligibility

I mean, yeah, this is like the Subaru owner’s dream apocalypse scenario. Take a look at any 10-year-old Subaru wagon or Forester in the northeast, PNW, or Rockies. They’re the ultimate natural disaster car, and owners (myself included, at one point) are thrilled at any chance to use their car to power through a…

Prepaying the fuel isn’t for Joe Shmoe who travels once a year and measures their carry-on ounces. It’s for people who rent a car for a single-day trip, wrap up a project at 5:10 and have a flight at 7:24 and can write off the expense. They don’t have ten minuets to fuel up on the way to drop off the car and still get…

Chadwick

LAAAAAAAAAAME

Was curious about Logan Lucky, but never ended up seeing it. But since your list includes Spectre, in which the car sequences look like a high schooler’s animation project, but not Man from UNCLE, one of the best films of the decade with some of the most spectacular cars, I’m not sure that’s a ringing endorsement for…

Lmao did they not?

Naw dawg. Considering that thing has the dogshit 3.0 V6 and an automatic, I’m pretty sure my two first-gens with the 22re and 5-speed are still the right 4Runners.

Nah, better to replace head gaskets than rod bearings

The interior of the 2012 Audi A7 would like to contest all those points.