Yeah, and so is my Baja Bug

I know exactly what happened. He hit the gas instead of the brake, therefore he can blame this on a floor mat made by Toyota and GM will then issue a recall for it.

Basically a GNX in a mullet-mobile.

Your turn, which American muscle car deserves more love than it gets?

Just remembered a car, the last gasp for 70s muscle cars. the Chevrolet Leguna. Available with a stick and a smog chocked 280 hp 454, designed to dominate NASCAR and Largely forgotten

How is a Dart with a Hemi underrated?

GMC Syclone

Take it on a broader scale. That is also why America's largest cities are all along bodies of water. And then you have Chicago, where there are more rails and railroads shipping through the city than anywhere else in the country.

I'd show you a picture of my dick, but I'm waiting for someone to write an article about the demise of male sexuality so that others can really appreciate it.

Am I doing it right?

Am I doing it right?

Any proof of that statement, or are you just going to pull crap out of your ass?

Really?

5.) Automatic Transmissions

It's called "get off your damn phone and turn your fucking head".

The nonskid on a real aircraft carrier would be like a cheese shredder to car tires.

I liked this better on YouTube last year:

The is car #1036. Completed (except for the transmission was not installed) at the factory and sold at the company liquidation auction for $2,000. It left the factory MAROON and with the engine #33585.

Neil deGrasse Tyson is a national treasure. Full Stop.

A little outside of the American muscle car persona, but I think we can all agree that Mercedes makes some fine muscle cars, and Brabus takes them to 11. There are multitudes of them, but one of my faves is the Brabus Bullit, twin turbo V12, 720+ HP in a C-Class chassis. Big engine, small car. The muscle car…