I was kind of partial to this one:
The Transporter
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Although that didn't help their chances, I don't think WTR would have won even if this incident didn't occur. They were 3rd before it happened
REMEMBER THE POSSUMOOOOOOOO
Just be glad that Darrell Waltrip and his annoying brother are not part of the broadcast.
The 24 could have very easily started with "Boogity, Boogity, Boogity"
"Don't do anything that would end up on Jalopnik. And make sure you use an analog tire gauge to make sure your tire pressures are right."
That moment in the Bus Stop definitely cost him a tenth or two as well.
Bet he won't take the same exit out of the chicane too often during the race.
JV: I was his speechwriter for a while. Bob has a big fucking mouth, and that’s what killed him. If he had just shut up a little bit, he probably would have been CEO of Chrysler. I love Bob Lutz like a brother, but he’s got a big fucking mouth.
It's not the greatest people mover in the world, but it holds 6 people, is on a small, efficient platform, has sliding doors, and if you by a 2014 off the lot, you can still get a manual.
because they've bought into the tech sector mindset that they can do no wrong.
6 minutes around NYC? If only Afroduck had known about this earlier, it would have saved him so much trouble!
"Cool" is fickel, just make damn good cars
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Good for him. He had an honest chance at another championship last year and got taken out by a moron who needs parked. I can't blame him for saying "I'm too old for this fucking bullshit."
Magic... Duh.
In all seriousness, I think your correct about vehicle tracking.
Kinja is a strange platform for conversations...
"You can get this '82 Boeing 747 for the price of a Malibu beachhouse"
The airport FBO (KEWB) I worked at had one of these stationed in our hanger.
Ford Windsor small block V8. It got used in everything Ford made from trucks to Mustangs and muscle cars to GT40s. I don't think Ford had a rear wheel drive model aside from the Pinto from the early 1960's through the early 90's that didn't get this engine in some form at some point.