I would argue that GM absolutely takes risks but they have historically murdered their own products before they can properly develop. GM developed a viable, promising electric car years before its competitors.

INVASIVE SPECIES DETECTED

People pay a lot more to cosplay as race car drivers.

Jesus Christ folks are paying a lot of money to cosplay as outdoorsy!

Resistance is futile.

I’m obsessing on the plant’s name, and how it’s pronounced.

I would put the Wrangler in that category as well, although of course it’s not a Toyota. How the heck did we go from this:

Funny how both the 4Runner and Land Cruiser started “lean” and very elemental in their approach... and ended up bloated, Elvis-like, still pretending like they haven’t ceased being what made them great originally...

Do journalists really hate big trucks, or so they hate asswipes buying big trucks as commuters and rationalizing those purchases by throwing two bags of mulch in the bed once a year? They may not explicitly say that much anymore, but I’m inclined to thing that’s what they hate. That, and since there’s so many of said…

That`s great, it starts with some flushed brakes, serpentines, injector clean - service writer’s never mean.

You’d be surprised at how many of these mouth frothing manual elitists are driving automatic crossovers in real life.

His car needed not one of those items to pass an inspection. If he knew anything about cars, or did 5 mins of googling he could’ve saved himself $750.

I have said it before and I will say it again:

I find it odd that there seems to be quite a large number of Jalops that are not comfortable with a wrench in their hands, which is weird for a car enthusiast site.

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how dare i misrepresent the age of the overmoneyed fucks that fill this state

“We have to develop this technology at some point”

See here’s the thing: Japanese cars don’t require maintenance.

Immigrant cars doing the work that American cars refuse to do.

So should people who:
a) dont’ understand what an acceleration lane is for
b) don’t understand what this sign, a part of every single highway onramp, means: