My favourite badge adjustment I saw in The Czech Republic someone had changed the F on a Skoda fabia to a L......

Jalopnik: [shown excessive chrome and swoop designs] Too busy! Too much! What happened to simple designs???

Well they 86'd scion

At least he’s not Nick Denton.

Don’t worry, the engine in the GT350 is more interesting, even if it doesn’t make as much power; N/A is best.

Dear GM,

Looks like somebody crumpled up the design sketch before it went to the modeling department.

“Start here and find a car that lays down rubber faster than a California porn set.”

It’s also not his first pic steal like that either - and I doubt this is his first one at that. This is from Jan 6th on his twitter. GIS says it belongs to Tom Claeren:

I’ve always wanted a racecar that both sounds and looks as if it was designed to enter smoothly into my rectum!!! Rectum? Damn near killed him!

This thing doesn’t even have power steering. How much more do you want them to strip out?

Chevy SS. It’s a nice car (if a bit dull appearance wise), but it bascially comes fully loaded with leather and most features that would be trim upgrades on all the other cars Chevrolet offers. Would love it if it came in a lower trim and knocked about 10k off the price.

No your the idiot, he suggests that instead of buying a new uninspiring car that you see on every corner, you purchase something used that you could never afford new. Of course this comes with some risk, but can be reduced by being a carefull and informed buyer. It also means possibly having a beater for every day and…

what about this range: 44 hp

I see your poorly disguised bumper there, right inside your mostly fake grille.

Get in the fucking car, Shinji.

did the mr2 have some snap oversteer issues? I read about how they really liked to spin without warning if you went into a corner with just a tiny bit to much throttle and backed off to try and correct. I ultimately went with an e36 for a tuned track car hopefully I will be finding a nasty euro m3 motor to stuff in…

This person clearly running away from the car begs to differ.