Nope

COVID-related supply chain shortages are leading to some interesting body shop repairs.

Yep, or a Highlander butched up 75%

Call me crazy, but I think the new Sequoia looks great! I can’t put my finger on why, but I think it is far more attractive than the new Tundra, Land Cruiser, and LX600.

I have to give Elon some credit for making electric cars cool and rockets cheaper, but he has a real talent for finding worse solutions to solved problems.

Attached photos to explain, hope they don’t get Kinja’d

They got kinja’d

Spoken like someone who has never not wanted to do this fucking shit in the first place but your spouse always grew up with real trees and now you have to go and cut one of these fire hazards down, get covered in sap and then have to figure out how to get home.

Climbing through the trunk is the least of this man’s…

I’ve felt this way for YEARS. Finally, someone put it to words. Also, I always found this thing looked stoned and cross-eyed:

This thing is simultaneously neat as hell and no dice as fuck.

Well, you see, the owners held their thumbs over the license plates while taking pictures, so they are 100% untraceable.

Thinking about the circumstances that led to these abandoned cars is quite sad. Could be the owners traveled alone and died at their destination with no next of kin to be found. 

Continental makes me sad. This was Lincoln’s last big chance to relevant but they completely blew it by playing so safe it looks like it was entirely focus-group designed.

And cowbell 

In pictures this car is always gorgeous. In person it always looks like a 4/5 scale version of what it should have been.

Fiat Abarth

That requires it to be still running at the end of that year.

Welcome to the 1990s!

I dunno, I just saw the field and filled it in.