Maybe it’s the wrong reason, but the interior and 7 speed manual was what sent me over to C7 camp instead of C6. 

The Aspark’s design seems like it was inspired by this face. 

You know, I think that you might be right. There’s a solution I hadn’t considered. 

since I have trouble hearing things in loud environments in which I am exposed to for rather long periods of time of the day, I’d rather have one that starts to ring at my already set-max volume, and then go to double that with a special overcharge on the speakers.

Reminds me of this

The driver’s side mirror has a small panoramic built into in, which helps with the blind spot on that side.

Veloster owner here, that trunk does fit a lot of stuff for its size and shape, and the opening is good but a just a touch restricted on the lower end.

Ones with really high amounts of mileage are cheaper, but they are all the 09s and are in questionable condition.

Wow. I’m waiting for this to change, but my vote apparently tied it temporarily.

There’s Regular Kristen, Fancy Kristen, and now Squished-Face-Open-Helmet Kristen.

From a scale of Kristen to Patrick who fits in the trunk? 

Do the private servers also unlock the non-broken game? 

I recently experienced this in No Man’s Sky. This was about a year ago, post launch and several patches but before all the super big updates that changed big pieces of how the game worked.

Seems like the GM strike meant that the unions put all the extra horsepower into one engine before leaving the plant. 

I completely lost it at Ballaban’s comment. Great way of ending the roastlist.

If the pic is reflective of what it looks like, someone’s gonna mistake that for a hand sanitizer dispenser or try and rinse off with the charging plug.. and I want someone to film that when it happens

I’ve seen so much anime with subtitles these are seared into my brain. I’m glad that I won’t starve if I’m stranded there. Thanks for the reshare. 

Here those mumblecore headlights front a forward-tilting hood below which sits the 5.7-litre V8.

Planescape: Torment is the yardstick of what I consider to be good RPG content.
I did also enjoy Tides of Numenera, but I wanted more out of it. 

I see a non-trivial amount of vitriol at this post of yours, Bradley.