(Start at 1:45)

The Zootopia soundtrack bit was surprisingly helpful. How can anything be scary with this playing in the background?

Same here, and all of the footage I’ve seen of past games makes it seem like quite the time. As a fan of beat-em’-ups, hopefully it’ll be a good time!

I laughed far too hard at the Double-XP entry this week. If only Nintendo realized that they could make a decent Star Fox game without a control gimmick.

The Warriors, The French Connection (I love that the slogan and all of the text at the bottom were changed), MartinTherrien’s homicide scene (he even changed the van door to NDPD!), and the OWS arrest shop were the best entries of the bunch IMO. Kudos to them all though!

I need to find this place asap. Because reasons.

I believe they said that the end for the Econoline cutaway will come around in 2020, but I don’t remember where I read that. I prefer the way the Econoline handles when in standard van configuration as compared to the Chevy Express and the Ford Transit.

All I want is to be able to buy a standard, new Checker Marathon. Is that too much to ask?

I can’t stand the high beltlines of modern cars - my Crown Vic has so much more outward visibility as compared to a new Taurus, and the high beltine of the latter is a significant contributor.

Yup!

TL;DR people can’t drive for shit in inclement weather, endanger others, and are generally cunts.

Glad to hear you enjoyed yours! I’ll have to get around to purchasing one someday - maybe when I move outta’ the rust belt. Haha.

Or this!;

I’ve always had a soft spot for these and their Buick Century twins.

Why would he be fired? He faced a significant rig failure and managed not to destroy the truck and its contents. Surely that’s a pat on the back at the very least.

I’ve found that playing this tune over any video that drifting occurs in makes for moderate hilarity. Start at 0:24.

I’ll never forget late 90s GM badge engineering (e.g. most of Oldsmobile’s last lineup).

That older Ranger has a timeless look about it. A shame nothing can be that compact or squared off anymore, it seems.

I’d like to think Gotham City PD’s radio traffic constantly sounds as frantic as the NYPD’s did during the 80s and 90s.