how to prevent the driver from dying from boredom behind the wheel?

I’ve always digged the idea of PT cruiser. a friend of mine got one. it was a car. it transported us. it moved ok. I liked the core concept behind it, but as an economy ride, It was ok

sir, beautiful car! looks great!

actually kind of, yes. In 2006 or 2007, I was at the Frankfurt Auto Show with my dad, since he lived in a nearby town while he lived/worked in Germany between ‘06 and ‘08.

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I’ve had seat time in an FR-S. and I got the said seat time at night. on a backroad. with an owner who tossed me the keys and said “go for it”. While it was my second real RWD experience (the first being a 2012 V6 mustang my friend let me powerslide in the parking lot a bit, and let me take to some twisties) it was by…

wait. enlarge the photo. there's a "P" there. I uhhh... I don't think that's what goes in manual cars guys

holy fuck this better be stateside within the year!!!!!

I nominate the hellcat.

per weight, it should go like this:

2500lbs: 225hp
3000lbs: 295hp
3500lbs: 345hp
4000lbs: 425hp
4500lbs: 480hp

God: people of earth can't have that power!

dude! that dealer is literally 10 minutes from my house! I remember driving past that exact one!

these cars should all make the jetson's car sound....

I stopped it a minute thirty-five in. My head hurts.

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first car I drove. 1966 beetle, with a "sporty" webber carb, and a straight out the back poo chute. Best car ever.

now, where the fuck can I find $12k.....

I'm gonna get hate here, but the Euro-Spec Passat is absolutely spectacular.

"Oh, and also a Mazda 3 hatch, which is probably the most fun family car your $25,500 can buy"