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Fuck the Jeep Liberty.

This is what we should have had, not the Bayformer animated scrap-piles.

Nah, the first was pretty good. I really enjoyed it. Somehow even the action scenes were pretty easy to follow. Not like the later movies which went completely off the rails.

“Someone likes a thing that I don’t, they must be trash.” - Actual trash.

While it’s not a “brand new” Nissan Altima, I don’t understand all the negativity in the comments.

A lot of people would do what Coleman did without expecting anything in return. I help people just to know I did something nice. He got a car out of it. Yes, Offset apparently has a lot of money, but he did something he…

Exactly, and the rest of the car crumpling without touching the driver absorbed a lot of energy. It works out well when it crumples in an area without an occupant.

From the looks of it, the impacts were to the rear and passenger side of the car so plenty of fresh air between the driver and impactors.

Holy crap guy. Seriously, glad you stayed on the right side of the grass.

Damn! If I saw that I would think fatality for sure! Glad your still around to write about this.

No way the dealers association would let that happen. But they can offer you an F-150, or a new Ford Excursion RS. It is about the same, they’ll say, and best, the can finance it for you for 326 months.

You know, if we just agreed to harmonize our safety, equipment, & emissions standards with the EU, it wouldn’t matter what automakers decided to sell in the US. Anybody that wanted a Euro-market only model badly enough would be free to go through the expense and hassle of buying one overseas and putting it on a ship.…

Don’t worry. The countries with more expensive petrol make it up on cheaper healthcare and broadband and mobile service while they’re taking their 5 or 6 weeks of vacation right after starting a new job...

I liked Pepper winning because he doesn’t even own the car he won with. Something about that amuses me to no end. Maybe because of the whole “built not bought” thing the show beats you over the head with. He neither built the car, nor bought it. He made his own category.

Yeah, this. Building shit is *expensive*. We see this in Lemons all the time - a “$500 car” that clearly required $50,000 in tools to fabricate and is getting hauled around in a $20,000 trailer by a $35,000 tow vehicle.

The best part of the show was the builds/intros. There were some people that had a genuine passion for cars and seemed like decent people. Some.

I’ve only seen a couple episodes, but the guy with the grand National is the only one who was generally positive, and actually came off as a nice guy.