I'm not usually that guy, but WHERE'S THIS!!??

Indeed. cars from the '50s however weren't a thing in the '30s :P

It's funny 'cause that movie was set in 1936 >.<

Tatra 87 and similar models. Was driven by SS officers during the war, who crashed and died frequently in the car, earning it the name "Czechoslovakia's Secret Weapon".

PERFECT pic usage. A+ my friend

"I'M GOING!!!"

Love the 1101 Tudors.

People wax on about Italian styling, but sometimes I really love the crisp minimalism of German cars.

Can you give it to me? Forever?

I thought the dimples only worked on golf balls because the ball was round, just like the dimples, and so no matter what position the ball was at the air would still flow over the dimples in the same way it would if the ball were in a different position.

"soup is not a meal"

They have a trim level named Laurin & Klement? That is so cool. I hope I'm not the only one who gets the reference.

I look forward to the new Grand National next year and (hopefully) the Cadillac LTS-based, RWD, Roadmaster. We need an American Buick again. Not an Opel.

I can't believe I didn't think of that. This is UNACCEPTABLLLE!!!

I'm a (half) straight white boy, and these are hilarious. What's fun if you can't laugh at yourself from time to time? (yourself meaning they share my skin color and gender, not the way I behave around girls)

Honest question here: I'm quite fond of the design, and I'd like to know if it was inspired by deconstructivist and/or brutalist architecture?

Draw me like one of your French racing drivers.

I hate this guy. :(

Indeed.

fack.