Like a mini-me Charger.

It’s just a Viking heritage thing that we do.

You say “Audi reliability” like its a good thing.

Sweet

These aren’t the engines you are looking for. Move along.

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Strength through Jurisprudence

Sorry

Lemon

Hey Americans! You could’ve had this GM wagon if you really wanted it.

But when they become civilians they will get paid about 100x what you will.

Did you realise you could buy a 1991 Boeing 737 for less than the price of a Bugatti Veyron? Higher top speed (910kph vs 408 kph), bring along more of your friends (150 vs 1), slightly worse fuel economy (2400kg per hour vs about 1 mpg at cruising speed) but longer range (4000 kms vs about 50 - 300). Maintenance costs…

Because smaller, cheaper and reliable cf unnecessarily huge, expensive gas sucking and break down a lot.

As the actress said to the Bishop

Funnest story on Top Gear ever!

A classic Rolls Royce; preferably Silver Ghost or whatever is affordable. Ones from the 60s seem quite reasonable but older would be better.

Let Taverish buy you a 15 year old S class for $10,000 and then we can follow how you spend your $70,000 budget fixing all the things that go wrong.

This looks like it was styled by a 6 yo boy and then assembled from the plastic used to make the rest of his toys. Big, dumb and cheap. Built for those who voted for George W.

What you may not know is that on the same day, from the opposition Drive.com.au website, the Car of Year Award was given to ....... the Ford Everest! Cue lots of snarky comments http://www.drive.com.au/car-of-the-yea…

I think F1 should split into two formulas: