you beat me to it! with the same picture no less
you beat me to it! with the same picture no less
Ok, this might just be the awful college pizza I just ate acting as a hallucinogen, but I have a brainwave - car dodgeball! Here's how it would work. You have ten vehicles on each side, each with an aiming directional cannon and a passenger seat holding 10 dodgeballs. The cars would have a funnel-net contraption on…
Simple. Put the wrong fuel in your car. Fifth Gear did it and, surprisingly, their results were that the cars will be fine once the fuel is either syphoned out or just ran through with the correct fuel. But, over time and constant abuse, this will destroy everything in a short amount of time. I dare you to fill your…
Western New Jersey - specifically Flemington, New Jersey. The picture above doesn't really do the roads around here justice but they are gorgeous, open farm roads with no police and zero congestion. Western Jersey has cheap gas, relatively cheap insurance rates, low accident rates, and pretty high-ish wealth which…
I was directing that comment to any road in Los Angeles that has a 5 in it. Like 405, 5 Freeway, 105...
Cars like the Chevy Volt are the way of the immediate future. They aren't a permanent solution but they are the first major step to getting us off oil. For most people, they are mostly electric most of the time. But it has a fail-safe backup incase we decide to drive like we grew up doing. I actually really like…
What a great story. She is a jalop through and through. A pretty common theme from this weekends QOTW Commandment question was respecting your first car. Im pretty sure this is the full embodiment of that. This is nothing but good things.
I'm not speaking from inexperienced prejudice. I owned a 2007 PT Cruiser for about 3 months. I bought mine used for $5000 and it had 60,000 miles on it. Any other car, this would be a fantastic price for what is not truly many miles. It was the worst motoring experience of my life. Perhaps the manual makes it better,…
I just finished watching Jeremy Clarkson and his Speed documentary from 2003. He highlights Concorde and it's very interesting.
This actually looks great. But where does this fit into the Chevy lineup? Can the Malibu and the Impala coexist without eating into eachother sales?
Let me tell you a few reasons why this is so wrong in every way.