I'm not sure why I see these more and more on cars in the city nowadays, but every time I see one I want to smack the owner in the back of the head

Off-road vehicles (Hummer, Range Rover, Wrangler, G-Wagen, etc) with big shiny wheels and low-profile tires

No I just don't have money for a new car right now and as long as I'm wishing for money it might as well be a LOT of money.

I resemble that comment. No, really, I do!

I'm Spartacus.

In 2005, 10 days before my 20th birthday I bought a 2003, with 14k miles. Picture of it below. Having that car I learned how to do donuts, fishtail and take corners correctly. I miss that car so much. (I had a good tech job living with my parents only way I could afford it.)

An art student? Driving a Panamera? Seriously? That thing's hideous.

Jalop tried to explain why European figures are different (which would be somewhat relevant even if we're talking about Japan). The article was largely unsatisfying, and offered two points:

I've spent years at a dealer. It's usually not a brand thing, but a specific dealership culture based on the sales manager. Obviously if your sales manager doesn't give a damn about certain customers, soon the salespeople learn not to either. Also, the 'tshirts and shorts' thing is overblown. No salesman ever that I…

OKAY NOW JUST WHO THE FUCK IS CUTTING ONIONS IN HERE

Here's a front and back side close up to that jump.

It was all because of the handbrake turn.

JEEEEENUHHHHHH

You stay classist, London.

This was possibly the dumbest thing I have ever read on Jalopnik.

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...also there.

I'd a been dropping f-bombs like crazy it I had been taping it. I thought the photographer's reaction was appropriate for witnessing such a horrible event in real time. However, the lady who kept saying "and you have it on film" was who I found annoying.

It's like seeing the face of God!