I just saw a show where some dude who owns a real 1961 Ferrari GT California is having a replica made so he can drive that around town. Basically he doesn’t want to drive his ride valued at 30 million so he paid this shop a million to build a replica for him... what a nice problem to have eh?

Maybe this is just me speaking for myself, but I think dating someone less than half your age is intrinsically creepy.

I personally like that the diesel version is too slow for passing on the feeeway. Full size raptor drivers don’t always have the reputation for polite driving.

Your turn, Nintendo

Automatics are Bud Light. It’s technically beer, but its sole purpose is to be accessible to people who don’t like beer.

I will never not take the chance to post the best watermelon video ever.

To be fair, there ARE very fine purchasers of athletic footwear on both sides, both sides.

Because they have a license to make Willys Jeeps, which they have had since the 40's.

Swiped? Bought and paid for.
Copied? Bought and paid for.

The issues at hand are “what” (this isn’t a legal on-road vehicle, and would not overlap with a current Wrangler) and “where” (checking allowable markets from original…

Well crap, now I have to come up with another excuse to soldier on in my clapped-out ‘99.

I’m old enough to remember when this was called Ghost Riding.

At this point, we can make some reasonable assumptions about Toyota’s production timeframe:

Couple of suckers in that video.

Aw Tron Uprising... Criminally mistreated show.

Way to go, Buzz!

If he can’t dance, then he ain’t no friend of mine!

“Feel that fucking wood,” I screamed. “Tell me if you can ‘feel the grain’ now, motherfucker! And,” I said, stopping him for a moment as inspiration struck me, “feel it with your face.”

It’s slightly disturbing, even to me, how much I enjoyed this particular episode of Fancy Kristen.

Is he human, or is he dancer?

Deadspin has a responsibility to keep its readers up to date about fast-food family feuds, IMO