Gonna guess this ad’s from the same people that made the 1984 Corvette commercial
YOU’VE NEVER SEEN
anything
LIKE THIS BE FORE

“What Do You Want To Know About The 2022 Lexus LC 500?”

bring this kid out of retirement

Do you think any of these could be configured to tow something *very* small/light (like a kayak trailer)?

Rock on Raph -

The people behind the Cyberpunk 2077 soundtrack for the GR Corolla/Yaris
(Marcin Przybyłowicz, P. T. Adamczyk, Paul Leonard-Morgan)

I’ve been very critical of BMW’s design language of late (and the grille, of course, deserves all of the usual scorn)... but... I don’t hate this.

Learned of the Boom Boom Satellites via Ridge Racer, man... memories

The brake pedal (and brakes) on the Hilux worked fine!

I learned to drive on a farm in rural Australia in a 1996 Hilux 4x4 with a NA diesel engine (I forget if it was 3.0 or 3.2L) - not unlike the one pictured below. I was maybe 9 or 10 at the time (farm kids, lol); but I have three memories of that thing:

I used to run a horse-drawn carriage in a downtown that had these monstrosities, and let me tell you:

I went to the Sydney Motor Show in - I want to say, 2001 or 2002, and saw the reveal of the new Monaro. I’d never seen anyone so excited about a car - there were so many people swarmed around it that I never got close enough to even take a photo. 

Two questions:

(looks out window)

(goes to the jalopnik.com front page)

The new HR-V looks better than the new WRX.

Today I learned that in 2003 the fast food company “Sonic” began printing out their own money to pay their workers. This led to a huge inflation in the economy and was one of the leading factors of the 2008-2009 recession. Would highly recommend looking up Sonic Inflation on google if you want to learn more.

This one’s a classic from the Obama years, but still perfectly accurate:

If the context provided in the preceding sentence wasn’t enough of a clue “...you have to ask how much you want an M3 convertible at all.”

Looks like our hero’s already dropped the price $1,250