Those 95 Impala’s SSs looked mean af.
Those 95 Impala’s SSs looked mean af.
Man, I used to LOVE driving these. Feel the slop in the wheel, feel the car list like a sailboat whenever you tried to get it to turn. In its own way, that 80's GM land yacht feel is one of the most enjoyable driving experiences around.
Jesus, I can’t imagine keeping that up for hours on end. Those drivers are tough as hell.
I’d be very careful. There are some real nuts out there.
The thing with Hitler was that he didn’t get elected on a platform of “6 years of devastating all out war where 80% of men in their 20's will die a pointless death.” He started on a much softer platform of “Make Germany Great Again.”
Ford definitely some sketchy history.
Being a German car of that era, I’d go (3) “Wires melted together at fusebox”
1960-what? 24 exposure film roll and no auto winders.
Why did you let go below 4000 rpm?
It’s the old George Carlin line: Think about how dumb the average person is, and then remember that half of the people are dumber than that.
By far my favorite commercial ever
Commercials so bad even Progressive Insurance clowned them. (This is great)
Jalopnik - “whats the deal GM, care to comment on why you’re telling everybody you’re banging my sister?”
Perhaps even, Toyota Cavalier.
You could even call GM’s behavior cavalier.
I’ll try to get a video for you at Sebring in a few weeks. Cold starting our TransAm car’s NASCAR V8 is the alarm clock of the gods.
Very fitting for Cadillac. Even their logo will be an empty shell of its former self.
Uncle touchys naked puzzle basement was already taken.
If you make something for adults with a bed in it called the secret hideout it’s a little creepy.