Soon.

I’m not trying to be a shit disturber or anything. But is there actually any real difference in the look?

Jesus Christ. How worthless of a human being do you have to be to want to steal someone else’s hard earned property and then when you are too inept to use it yourself you have to kill an innocent person?

This would still sell on AutoTrader for $35k.

“... hit a set of spike strips going 115 MPH, subsequently barreled off of the road and into a drainage ditch, launched the truck into the air and landed on a car parked at a restaurant” 

I can’t believe the bravery of the instructors on these days. I just did a few laps with an instructor in a new Mustang. Within 30 seconds of meeting me we’re doing over 100mph and late braking for a hairpin. Now I couldn’t do that. My thoughts go out to his family. Stay safe out there people.

so we can make shit go faster than it did stock. next question?

$5 says it’s a slummy used car dealer. I’ve had a roaming dealer up here (Vision Auto Group, from 4 hours away) that sells garbage like 2002 Honda Odysseys for only $99 a month (of course, on approved credit, and the thing’s got well over 100k miles on it).

+1 for a diesel Outback. Stick a 2" lift on it with some all terain tires backed by a stick......

God dammit I’m gonna miss Uncle Joe.

YOU ARE ALL WRONG

Automakers: “We have better technology! Let’s make lightweight, safe, efficient fun to drive cars!”

What’s this “park” that you speak of? You put it in neutral to save wear on you left leg.

Have you hit anyone recently?

Steals $8000 worth of wheels... leaves $20,000 carbon ceramic brakes.

I know Jesus too. He drives an older Nissan pick-up truck, filled with lawnmowers, hedge clippers, and weedwhackers. Jesus mows and manicures my mum’s lawn once a month. Muchas gracias, Jesus.

The narrator... almost made the video unwatchable.

The Toyota 86 is RWD

Way too bulky. I could use an Impreza replacement, though. Even with a manual the Golf still wouldn’t be as fun, though, and I’ve had no mechanical issues with the WRX for twelve years, now.

Charity doesn’t depreciate, and is always appreciated.