@minjin: Yeah, I've seen that before too. And it's always the guy's wife that did it.
@minjin: Yeah, I've seen that before too. And it's always the guy's wife that did it.
I know a lot of people who have had bad experiences buying used M3s.
@87CapriceEstate: There's a Subaru in my town with a bumper sticker that reads, 'DYSLEXICS HAVE MORE FNU.'
@brandegee: People with Williams syndrome are severely disabled and can't cross the street without assistance.
@Miscellanea: Don't worry; I don't see any pelicans...
...aber dabei waren dort am Horizont nur 99 F40s...
MkIV Supra with a body kit and a double wing on the back. And an unnecessarily loud blowoff valve.
@maximum_sarge: A friend of mine used to have one of these with a bumper sticker that read: "Don't laugh; your daughter might be in here."
@Alfisted: At least not Rush.
@RamblinReck89: I got nicked doing 110 in an 85 hp Saturn SC1, but I got off without a ticket.
Everyone knows New York subway passengers will never condescend to notice anything.
Civic in the US, Saxo in the UK. They don't necessarily see the worst individual examples, but they definitely make up for it in quantity.
@FrankGrimes: There's already a go kart track in Fremont, but it has long ceased to be rad.
@narf: There's a limit to how boring I can get.
Beige Volvo 240 station wagon.
I'm on it like ugly on a ape.
Does a basket-case 1959 Norton count as automotive? It's still not together after four years.
@pauljones: I think my Saturn is more like a jello shooter, because it's awfully wobbly, and once you get into one you lose the ability to steer properly.
@JuanOxido: Heart click. What about a Chuck Norris Marina, or a Cadillac Bruce LeeVille?
The thing that worries me about that Theoretical Racing engine: