It’s a Chevy Venture.

It takes even less time in the phone’s own basic photo editing.

Barabbas was a murderer released by the government so the people could crucify Jesus. I’m not entirely certain that’s the package you want...

It’s all based on the amount of space behind the front seats, not the number of doors. I don’t remember the amount, but if it’s more then it’s a sedan, and if it’s less then it’s a coupe.

Sorry, there’s just been too many sexual assault allegations popping up recently for me to just believe them anymore.

The new Colorado/Canyon do not have this feature. They only have the dampened tailgate so it’s easy to close and doesn’t slam down on you when you open it.

It’s a truck based on a Wrangler.

He isn’t.

This. A 15% reduction in cost on a $1200 bumper isn’t as easy as a 15% reduction on a $1.25 push clip.

I mean, Toyota does have a color that looks like they decided to just apply clear coat over primer, and they pull it off nicely!

Because their most popular trucks run for $20k more than the base model.

I’m siding with Southwest on this one.

I can’t say for the LA show, but for Chicago the Hyatt at McCormick gives you discounted tickets if you book their auto show package, which is essentially just a room that costs an extra $10 per person. I booked it every time I’ve gone because the last thing I want to do is spend 5 hours driving in one day while…

It is. Droopy rear’s never looked good, and this one was so bad I was immediately reminded of this:

You’re upset that electric nannies won’t let you look like a gigantic douchenozzle on your drive to work?

They don’t loath the BRZ/GT86, they loathe Toyota/Subaru for not being willing to make a turbocharged version and citing reasons that anyone who has ever modified one of these could tell you is straight BS.

Probably because the Corvette was designed to rival the European sports cars of the time, and with the I6 it wasn’t even able to keep up with work trucks, let alone give European manufacturers a run for their money.

Upon looking at the pictures on R&T, he’s right. The Corvette one looks like the back was hastily 3D printed (you can tell because there are ridges that the painted on numbers run over) and the Corvette emblem looks like a sticker that was put on it (it also appears to accentuate those ridges) instead of a separate…

That statement isn’t as true as it used to be.

Why does it look like any second it could transform and kick Optimus Prime’s ass?