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I know that Jalops are (in general) curmudgeonly about such things, but if this means I can use my phone’s GPS app instead of the crappy built-in-to-the-car kind, then Chevy can shut up and take my money.
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Traffic sucks, so why not start your morning off with some music? You provide the toast and we’ll provide the jams.
This custom 1956 Ford
The problem with the FR-S/BRZ isn’t that it’s not a supercar for Kia money. Any unrealistic enthusiast or journalist who complains that it doesn’t have Porsche performance for Scion money isn’t a serious voice, they can be ignored.
Cobalt as turbo, I own one. People still look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them its a factory Turbocharged Cobalt
Well it’s illegal to pass a school bus that’s stopped regardless of what side you pass on, so...
4 cylinders, 4 gears, (nearly) 4 thousand pounds of mass. I can only imagine how fun that is to drive. And I say imagine, because if that become my reality I might just drive it off a cliff. Slowly.
“Eat on Monday what everyone forgot they put in the fridge on Friday.”
damn greg did he fuck your bitch or what?
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Damn those contemptible Germans! Who won the war, us or them? All I know is that Cadillac has built a 464…
Okay, even I’ve started to find this joke a little tiresome, but with that title...
Brian Williams?
That is a MARVELOUS gif.
As much as it hurts to say it, the one modern vehicle that most transcends social rank is the Toyota Prius.
I think generally these classless cars have free-balling spirits.
My wife is currently insured to drive my car because I had hoped she would learn to drive a manual-transmission car. She never did and, at this point, likely never will. If I remove her as a covered driver for my car, will that constitute sufficient proof of no consent?