Every time I see that episode I think that there was a Geo dealership down the street from the studio that loaned them all of those cars. Same thing with the Frogger episode. Suddenly every car in New York is a different color Ford Aspire.
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After watching that race I decided that every track that has two dates per season need to make one date the oval and the other date the road course option. I think they all have road course options already.
My wife would have to ride the bus for the rest of her life.
I had a ‘91 3/4 ton Suburban that would just rattle your teeth going over railroad tracks. One day I loaded a bunch of lumber and bags of concrete in the back. First time I’d ever seen it squat a little. Went over the tracks and it was as smooth as a Rolls Royce. I mean, I was already getting 8 mpg unloaded, might…
In 2006-ish I went to check out a Charger SRT-8. The salesman fired it up and a huge plume of blue smoke puffed out the exhaust for a couple seconds (first red flag.) I sat in it and was thoroughly underwhelmed by the interior quality and decided right then and there I didn’t want it. The salesman asked if I wanted…
Thanks for the heads up. I signed up and going to see what it’s like. Also found a $15 off coupon code at RetailMeNot so it was even cheaper.
Thanks for the heads up. I signed up and going to see what it’s like. Also found a $15 off coupon code at…
I’m don’t follow your logic. I’m not saying I want infinite drama with no resolution. I watch each race because there is sometimes unpredictability. Yes, I know that 90% of the time Mercedes, Ferrari and sometimes Red Bull are going to be up front, but the mid-field is full of close races and the points are a lot more…
Why do you think that is? Cheap to lease?
What are you talking about?
I was at the IndyCar race at Sonoma and had recorded the F1 race. As we were walking back to the car, the announcer was blathering on about Keselowski winning in Las Vegas over the P.A. I was thinking, “Please don’t mention the results of the F1 race.” Luckily he didn’t.
Try working in law enforcement. It is not.
Why does it say No Frills? I didn’t realize corporate cheese came with “frills.” Is that slicing?
For about the last five years I’ve switched to F1 and have all but abandoned NASCAR. I didn’t even bother to go to Sonoma this year and we’ve gone nearly every year since 1990. I can’t stand the cookie cutter 1.5 mile tracks and don’t watch them at all. I’ll watch the road courses and the super speedways. I’ll watch…
I wish they would announce ahead of time when they are filming stuff like this. I would have suddenly developed a “cold,” skipped work and gone to San Francisco to hear a V8 F1 car scream around the city streets.
I wish I could find the clip online, but there is an old Top Gear where Jeremy is reviewing the new 911 at the time. He’s driving around the track talking about it for a good two or three minutes when he sees something on the track. He goes, “What? Oh, THAT’S the new 911.” as he stops next to it, gets out and switches…
Maybe the paint protector plastic wrap and plastic wheel protector discs will come into fashion and dealers won’t even have to do the PDI anymore.
Americans have become accustomed to our President admitting fraud/crimes/etc. on Twitter so we’re confused when other people aren’t that stupid.
He lives in some failing rust belt state where he is miserable. Fox News vilifies the “coastal elite” states so he doesn't question/is distracted from why his GOP dominated red state continues to keep him in fear of brown people and Democrats.
In the ‘80's when I was a kid we lived a couple hours north of San Francisco. When we would visit my aunt in the San Jose area, within 24 hours I would be wheezing. Now I can stay down there for weeks with no breathing problems.