The I-10 between Phoenix, AZ and Blythe, CA is some of the most mind-numbingly boring road in the US. Either direction, it either starts the trip out on a depressing note or makes the return trip seem like you’ve entered limbo. There are a lot of parts of the Arizona desert that will take your breath away. This…

These stunts are just insulting to anyone who has an introductory college physics course under their belt. You’re towing something with wheels over flat ground.

Poop, I ended up on this site again from Jalopnik. Oh they were driving a car better link Jalopnik into it. Please go write a real story....

Thing is, your dad did 60MPG while getting stung by a junebug. I’m a normal-driving joe and can barely eke out 45MPG. Your dad’s a hero.

With regards to #7, the Chinese text doesn’t contain profanity, but does say “Turn off your high beams”.

That’s exactly what someone deep into this would say.

Sounds effects alway make stories better.

I generally don’t like gold on...anything, but in this car I totally dig it.

When my parents sold their red four-door Chevy Chevette, everyone in the family cried.

Completely agree. First time I autocrossed, I flicked the wipers on and promptly crashed through a wall of cones for a DNF.

Can’t find his exact car, but the going rate appears to be $500 for a weekday with 100 miles allowance. Usually, the weekend costs are 50% higher.

So where did you sneak in from twatwaffle, She is Native American

Doubtful. This is the Southwest

You’re gonna get hop-ons

Respect for the fans! They seemed to know exactly what was needed each time.
-Quickly realizing the front drive car needed weight on the hood, one guy standing watch while others righted a car,properly locking the rear hatch,etc

It’s not the same exact vehicle if it has a different front end.

Sorry, buddy, the US did not get a Chrysler 300 wagon, regardless of trim level. The 300 Wagon was a ROW (rest of the world) offering. What you probably saw here was either a Euro-spec model that was shipped to the US (because they were built by Magna in Austria) or a bootleg custom job that was passed on as a…

The US did not get a Chrysler 300 in wagon form. However, Europe, Australia, and Japan did. The Touring trim in the US was just a trim level of the sedan. The Touring trim in Europe, Australia, and Japan was the station wagon that was not sold in the US.

Dunno about Europe and Japan, but in Aus we got the 300C SRT 8 Touring from the factory. So weird we got what Americans didn’t. (Note: Everything is more expensive here, so don’t be too shocked by the price).

CP because in reality it’s pretty much a 200k mile magnum lol. It may be a clean mod but it’s probably still not going to be in one piece much longer