I’m not a mopar guy and I probably never will be, but god damn I love that they’re willing to give their colours fun names. Car colour names otherwise range from boring (Porsche) to overly-dramatic (BMW... Black Sapphire Metallic?) to the worst of all, named after a racetrack.

Looks like the Fucking Guinness world records 2001 cover

The chances of winning at a Casino are 50:50.

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Please respect the CEO’s request.

If you had asked me earlier today if they still made the Viper, I probably would have said “no”.

I’ll never forget where I was when I first read Charlotte29’s brutal takedown of slavery.

Either the Veyron or the McLaren F1

Fuck the hole

So it’s lighter than most Bentleys?

So you don’t need a long runway... sounds like a good thing to me.

If any of us bought cars using our brains, we'd all probably have one of those. Good work Kia.

I'll miss Top Gear and it's enormous, ugly, stupid, childish, violent, racist host. A lot.

Eh, I can't really get mad at them. Copyrights and trademarks often work on a "use it or lose it" basis.

I don't know, I always assumed it was to discourage pranks or anything like that if someone who saw that picture also saw the car in real life. Yeah it's unlikely, but it's better to be safe than sorry I guess.

For the Porsche — 4- and 6-cylinder FR-F4 sedan/coupe model range to rival the 3-series' upper echelons?

Clarkson is someone whose general body of work I enjoy, and I think he'd be fun company, but he's definitely a complete ass.

Like all the absolute best touring cars, it's initially good-looking but it takes a little time to drink in how gorgeous it is.

I had absolutely no interest in cars until I was maybe 13 years old. The first car I noticed I liked was a Mk. 5 GTI. At that point I started learning a bit. A few years later I got my license and spent that summer learning everything I could. I drive a Mk. 6 GTI now >:-)

I know I'm always more interested in halfway-realistic cars than concepts, cars produced in double-digit quantities, and seven-figure hypercars.