This is the 3rd world America we now live in... even the person filming already had a shattered windshield! And they drove right into what was very obviously about to be a huge crash. I would have been following from much, much further back. Morons everywhere.

Also, colors! Real, glorious colors, such that my eyes perceive them and are happy.

Let’s also remember a time when Subaru inexplicably made an Outback version as well. Let’s remember a time long forgotten when wagons were so fucking cool that Subaru had TWO hot wagons in the range. Every day we stray further from God.

Bah. The late 70s were the malaise for GM. The styling was already getting hackneyed. The quality was off. The colors were crap. The early 70s were the best times, for GM... extensions of the 60s design era, but still with a modicum of quality, even if emissions controls had sapped those majestic V8s of their power.

It doesn’t seem likely that steering was the problem - if they spotted the ship bearing down on them they should have issued an all-hands call and gotten everyone above deck after securing all the hatches on that part of the ship. Instead many were below deck, sleeping. A steering failure seems like an excuse when it…

“I’d do anything... *anything*... to pass this course.”

Literally every car in the left lane, directly in front of me.

Jeep. Wrangler.

No need to insult vaginas.

Hummer H2. Fake poser fakes off-roading and breaks down because it’s fake. Always speeding in the left lane, weaving in traffic, on a cell phone and doesn’t signal because fuck everyone. Also, fake.

For what it’s worth, I don’t hate the Prius. Prius drivers, on the other hand...

Because then they wouldn’t be super anymore, they’d be FABULOUS!

This is one of the greatest movies ever made.

Are RAV4's now considered “Crossovers”?

To each their own, but I can’t think of a single reason—aesthetic or performance—to buy a Z4 over a Boxster.

I love this dude. Born in 1914. Still sharp of mind and mobile. We should all be so lucky.

At least the truck stood its ground...

The weight is always placed on the axels, bruh.