Time to learn how to wrench.

Stance looks like shit. Stance looks broken. Stance does not look like performance. Stance is done by people who know less than zero about cars, and even less about style.

Because the shareholders of Huntington Ingalls Industries aren’t quite rich enough? Also a lot of admirals are looking forward to second careers there after they retire?

Music to a PM’s ears...CHANGE ORDER!!!!

No mention of Stroker Ace? How dare you.

There is no mid 70s Mustang

It was more the cost and time of upkeep for a college student with a job that needed a car. If I didn’t need to depend on it, I agree, I would have loved it.

god damn that’s good.

Most of the car mags haven’t been relevant to the average person for a long time.

Overheating is baddddd. I hate it more than anything.

Anyone setup some sort of betting site?

Don’t need a V8

This movie is precisely why The Cannonball Run sucked so hard.

I’m a truck guy. I’ve always had a truck or “real” SUV since the 90's, (plus a regular car or motorcycle). I have no problem with owning trucks and using trucks. But you know they guy dropping 60 or 70 on a F150 isn’t buying it to be used as a truck. Spending that much because you got a big-ass diesel (the Cummins is…

It will be interesting to see the reaction to The Gumball Rally from a younger generation that didn’t live through the 70s or the tragedy of the 55mph speed limit. A lot of it is really, really dated but there are some glorious car moments. And Busey. It has Busey. 

That’s because its Richmond... It’s so depressing of a city you feel compelled to do nothing but drown your sorrows in alcohol.

“I lightly placed my left foot on the brake pedal while driving.”

I knew this whole review would be a summary of the plot, mentioning that the original was a thing, and bitching that asians and women used to be the butt of jokes. Fuck off with this progressive shit.

Maybe next time they loosen the engine mount bolts? Crazy, right?

My cousin and I watched it so many times when we were kids that I’m pretty sure even now, 30 years later, I can recite at least 80% from memory.  I regret nothing.