I’m doing some back of the napkin math here on this one, but my best estimate says the Nile is about 4130 miles long. So if this thing is doing 120 Niles per hour, that translates to 495,600 mph!

BL didn’t need dipsticks at all.  If it ever stopped leaking, you needed to add oil.

Where as British Leyland released cars with the dipstick incorrectly marked out of sheer incompetence.

And, with BMW eliminating dispsticks in favor of electronic level sensors in the late 2000s, the Germans have been able to turn around and play the same trick on many unsuspecting owners!

A lot of us here aren’t great at appreciating things that are different from our standards. Cars, food, clothes, etc... why we are often shitty tourists. The Century may not be my bag but I can appreciate the effort and tradition behind it.

Toyota is the only one doing luxury correctly....

Geez. As if BMW ownership isn’t already enough of an overpriced subscription service in itself.

Yeah they neglect to mention that a PERSON can push a fully-loaded railcar on a level track.

Jesus Christ, are you trying to give Mustangs easier targets?!

Manassas is a special place. The town of Dumfried is also a special place, and is close to Manassas.

And quite a few still in warranty.

Every single out of warranty Range Rover is a crack pipe.

That SUV has now seen more crawling than the average Wrangler. *zips up flame suit*

What are the Karens driving? Don’t we need a specs for a Honda CRV?

Star for con Manuel.

Enough to pull a garden trailer or a small camper.

You think that’s bad, the movie attempts to replicate reality so vividly that half way through, Simba is shot dead by a poaching Donald Trump, Jr

Waiting for some Russian guy to put train wheels on his crap Lada.

These Jeeps aren’t wrecked, they’re just the automotive equivalent of distressed jeans.