Get the P’up!!! and put a little camper on the rear for the beasts.

The little “Dassault” logo on the Peugeot 905 is the perfect cherry on top.

Because there are more Jalops than there are Sonetts.

I was going to try and sell my ‘09 Suzuki SX4 4WD for $2,500, but I guess I could take $10K. Nothing but reliable since I got a new catalyst. But now that I found out that you can retrofit heated seats for $50, maybe I won’t sell it at all.

I signed in just so that I could star this.

It implies that her district doesn’t support her, which is obviously completely untrue. Beating Crowley makes that petty clear.
Only worrying about voters in swing districts is a horrible idea, for the Dems and for the nation.

How is it correct? AOC beat Crowley, that is what is being celebrated.

I suggest you read up on Foxconn’s promises in Wisconsin for some balancing of Amazon. LIC resident, ever so happy that they are sort of staying away.

She is wrong, though. AOC’s win wasn’t over the Republican, it was over the incumbent.

Admittedly my car takes Regular, but I filled up for $2.79 this morning - in Queens, NYC. I thought gas was comparatively pricy here?

Yay, that’s my scan/upload! I have been obsessed with the Fronte 7-S since I was a little kid. It’s incredible how much awkwardness they managed to fit into 3 metres.

I’d take the Bimmer over any of those. It looks like your average eight-year-old’s dream garage.

2.5 liters is big to me. 

“Faster” was used only in very few markets, including Japan and Thailand. The name gets more prominence than it deserves only thanks to Wikipedia editors having very inflexible brains. (“An article will be named by its domestic market name, unless all English-speaking export markets use one and the same name”). Hence,…

One out of every 300,000 Icelanders is Björk.

I was there with my wife in March 2014. Rented a Jimny and everything.

1983 SJ410K as per the Icelandic authorites; chassis no JSA0SJ40T00500079. “79" is quite low, not sure what the leading “5" signifies though. 

Iceland also allows you to look up license plates. This 1983 Suzuki SJ410 Fox (never heard of “Fox” used on these) has chassis number JSA0SJ40T00500079 and weighs in at 855kg.

Of course, if they were still around then “600" would refer to horsepower and not cc, and their SUV³ would lap Nürburgring in eight minutes flat, all the while scaring pedestrians senseless.

That’s ok, he only needs a couple of people to want it.