I think the creator of this ripped these off from my family and high school friends in Ohio.

When Powell Crosley, the Cincinnati man who made the Crosley radios most of the country was listening to, decided to make a car, almost 25,ooo of them. Folks like Bing Crosby and Frank Lloyd Wright owned one.

Saab when it just made airplanes, like today.

No Mini Cooper, which is a shame.I can somewhat understand why you would not include it, as a lot of restraint is needed to stay under 30k and some of the numbers don't match the others. This is the list Mini should be focused on making. I guess they have to focus on cute crossovers and bro-hat wearing speedsters…

That reminds me of the time I went out with that older girl when I was in high school.

He smokes where he wants!

He no gives a fuck where he smokes.

The Countryman on it's own is not a bad car, with it's Dakar history it's a really good car. It gets shit on because it is a CUV with a MINI badge. You cant tie a CUV to the Mini heritage! If BMW would separate the Countryman a bit, it would allow the bonkers variations they always wanted.

When I lived in the Charlotte area, most of the people I associated with that were not working for some NASCAR related industry thought NASCAR was a bunch of redneck nonsense. Most of the folks who come to Charlotte for the races tend to stay at the Speedway area and visit race teams, rather than venture downtown.

You have to like when a Veyron is th most boring car in the room.

Holy shit! Someone summed up my feelings about the American political system in a paragraph.

The ad should have included a swipe at anti vaxxers so that America's clueless nutfaces would completely lose their shit.

At a distance, on my tiny IPhone 4 screen, I saw a hint of a little International Scout in front half of that car. Am I the only one seeing it?

This reminds me of the time a Nascar viii was tested in 1997. I believe John Andretti was the driver.

Nice, a JDM car, now you can use it to get a part time job as a rural route mail carrier.

shhhhh! Leasing is great for cool cars, especially Polestar V60's. A lot of you need to lease a Polestar today, so I have a good selection in a few years!

My Hotwheels cars after I drank a can of Mountain Dew were unable to pull stunts like that!

He also drsigned the Air Force One livery during the Kennedy Administratoon.

Testarossa says a child of the 80's. Today's younger car enthusiast may not even be aware of the original.

Corv.....what? I forgot it's name. You know, that car they called "America's Sportscar".