Ahh, when was the last time the car tasted the sweet, sweet intake air rammed into its plenums at top speed, the squeal of the tires pushed to the limit and the warm glow of brakes at operating temperature emanating through the wheel wells.

It committed sepoku after noticing who its owner was... Understandable.

Dude said he planned to never take it to the track and it was his car so he could what he wants with it. The car had other plans and thought a life as a street car wasn’t worth living.

Never heard of a ‘Co-ordinator of Gossip’, but I’m going to speak to our HR department about this... I think we could use one.

i need this in my life

It's all relative. I've been watching YT videos on the Industrial Revolution and the Great Depression. Life in a factory or coal town was far more grim than today's. 

I searched for “Blizzard Spur” on my local Craigslist the other day (I was shopping for skis). The only hit was an ad for a 2010 Prius in Blizzard Pearl, with, I shit you not, the following list of keywords tacked on:

Massive ^5 just for using the Tomy pic. I had it’s older brother - Digital Derby

If it doesn't have Torchinsky, it's not worth watching. 

This is wrong, and you know it. Wrenching on cars that were born before you were should make you realize what happens to old molded rubber components. They dry out, they degrade from UV, and they crack. Then the thick rubber section opens it’s terrible maw when you slide it into first gear, and as you satisfyingly…

I’ve been asked that same question a number of times, and have come to the conclusion that there is no one right answer to that, and especially not an answer that will sway those that don’t get it.

I gotta admit, watch bros are a good argument against watches.

Here is an AI-generated press release:

Looks like the Ferrari-styled, Volvo moose badge sticker. An acceptable cosmetic for Volvo heads.

Look closer my friend. That is, in fact, a prancing moose.

Irrational NP. I love these things. 

Something like this happened to me except I hit my brakes as soon as I saw the trash can catch air so I avoided any impact. And a cop was next to us at the time and immediately pulled the truck over.

Agree. I think the NCAP is loosing credibility by being so harsh. I would rather driving in a Panda than a BS 6 or whatever it was called.

I expected a much worse visual than I saw. This seems much safer than any car I grew up with.

Addendum: I remember the L300 being a miserable experience so much that I was always super jealous of people that had one of these: