It’s the poor person’s idea of what a rich person would like. Just like Donald Trump.
An above ground marina is the perfect symbol for the amalgamation of the classiness of F1 and the classiness of Florida.
Generally, I’d say this was a shitty move but Hendrik runs Liberty University livery on that car so fuck’em.
Against all logic, I love this thing. I love the ridiculous livery (always loved those harlequin models), and I deeply appreciate that someone went to the trouble of assembling it on this model, especially a wagon. I even love the silly kids’ bedroom floormats.
Lol, apparently just theirs.
How to back-handed insult Ferrari owners: It looks like a Corvette.
We are coming back with teeth and a backbone!
And they’re still going to vote the same way.
Does important auto-journalism happen on Twitter? it’s not exactly something where breaking news events happen all that often (at all?). It seems like it’s mostly opinion writing, sponsored reviews, and corporate launch events that are just as well reported by company’s PR departments.
That first review was perfect. No notes.
It’s largely because these guys grew up listening to their dads and grandads joke about being bullying assholes and pulling stunts like this, and how the sheriff would give it a wink and a nod and do nothing, and it would just be a funny story to tell later.
People on this site will down vote a car if it has an unfavorable bumper sticker.
It might shock you to find out that local restaurants have very little power over the large delivery services, which are incredibly predatory about how they operate. I tend to deal directly with the restaurants directly whenever possible as a result, and usually pickup my food.
You know pizza places like Domino’s and Pizza Hut used to have delivery fees, then they just dropped them and incorporated them into higher prices on the pizza, right? Because customers’ reactions to a $9.99 pizza + $1.50 delivery fee is much different than their reactions to an $11.49 pizza with “Free Delivery!!”…
I’m just thrilled that, for once, a Jalopnik wrenching article ends with “some rusty shitboxes just aren’t worth fixing.”
She will be happy to add more commentary! We had a giggle writing this.
I’m so glad you were able to escape the bus’ curse so lightly. It’s funny how a relatively small profit or loss can make the difference between a fondly-remembered mishap and simmering regret.