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As you said

I need this, a totaled G-Class and a full set of tools stat.

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This made me think of Colditz Glider, which was built to escape a Nazi POW camp at Colditz Castle. All escape attempts were halted after the executions following the Stalag Luft III “Great”’ escape, so it never got its chance to fly. In the documentary below, they recreate the glider using the same ingenious prison

The timing of this is perfect. Last night my 10 year old enlightened me on his theory that every pit stop for Lightning McQueen was the equivalent of hand and foot transplant surgery, and he must be a tough guy.

All of the sudden I want a Hanomag.

Those Frua bodies were built in Italy and shipped to Dingolfing. And, they rusted before they got there in a lot of instances which is a shame because they’re such gorgeous cars.

I’m with Torch. The Prinz is far and away the coolest car any astronaut drove. They’re marvelous little cars. And, according to the dealership lady, he loved his. Because how could you not love that little car?

In some ways he can be forgiven for the BMW reference. The Prinz has 2 links to the 2002: Styling-wise the later NSUs and the 2002 were both inspired by the Corvair styling. More debatable. is that the Prinz , in later iterations, may be seen as the inspiration for the small 4 seater sports sedan -epitomized by the

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Also helpful (and my personal favorite) Lamborghini

In a perfect world, he would have been arrested by the cops in that GT-R police car.

How is “Resting bitchface” a thing but “conspicuous scumbagface” not? I mean, I can’t be the only one looking at these pictures and getting instantaneous “unpaid child support warrant” vibe?

Not to be too pedantic, but it is the only car to be branded a GM. There were (and still are) plenty of Buicks, Chevrolets, Cadillacs and GMCs with GM Marks of Excellence on their front fenders. If they in fact still do that.

One of the other things GM got right with the EV1 was branding it as a GM instead of sticking the badging of one of its existing brands on it. Had they done that with the Volt, I think it would have done better from the get go, or at least be doing better now.

So help me Christ, the first time I hear Dale Earnhardt and Richard Petty referred to as “7-time Monster Cup Champions”, I will frakkin’ riot in the streets. (I could GAF about Jimmie Johnson, call her whatever you like....)

Lmao this article ticked all the very deserved stereotypes and I love it, I live down in socal, so bros and their giant crooked(they are always crooked) monster sticker adorned lifted trucks are everywhere. Always nice to start the morning with a laugh.