Complete with two bros casually sauntering across the path of the oncoming Chevy. What? It’s fine. They had many seconds to spare. Neither of them would have fallen or dropped an ankle into a hole or anything like that. Wouldn’t happen. Totally safe. Walk slower bro, looks badass.

What? You know there is such a thing as thermal expansion that takes place as the metal in the motor warms and gets to operating temps, right? That isn’t something that can be accounted for by the ECU alone.

Except it’s dangerous and I’ve seen more than my fair share blow out tires ahead of me on the highway.

Excessive camber is the dumbest thing that car people do. Impound the cars, crush them in a little cube, UPS them to the owner back home and send them a huge bill.

I’d like to see a full one-on-one fly off...

Heck no, these dopes just say stuff like that, and that the BRZ needs a turbo, wagon this, and shooting brake that.

TDI or GTFO

Headline: Older gen E350 4matic now available with Chrysler V6 and neo-retro muscle car styling.

Audi TT RS.

This is easy (and I am actually in Dallas).

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This is the beginning of the end for LMP1 and the WEC.

Replace big scary by useless and annoying.

A coworker of mine went looking at an older F-150 with the Triton 5.4L V8, and the seller happened to mention there was new spark plugs in the glove box that would be included with the truck, he just hadn’t gotten around to changing them but that it’s an easy job. When my coworker mentioned this to me later, I…

hahahahahahahahahahaha. Every rental car is a race car.

I drove a rental 2015 Hyundai Elantra 697 miles in two days (Thirteen hours), hitting the governor (104mph) many, many times this weekend. Best $34.97 a weekend could afford.  Ran the ever loving shite out of it on any straight stretch of road - be it dirt or not.

Awww that’s cute. You’re probably a nice person, and incapable of understanding the carnage the animals that make up most of the population are capable of when presented with 4 wheels, a motor, and $12 worth of insurance.

Need? No. I have a titanium hybrid Citizen EcoDrive that’s 21 years old, has been in twice for repair and it’s still a great watch. I do have, though, premium watches because I can afford them and they’re fun.

And to think Apple probably spent more on R&D for their watch, than all these high-zoot watch companies have ever grossed since the beginning of time, combined.

I mean most pickup trucks are meant for commuting to work alone and getting groceries. If you need to do real work ... you buy a unimog.