If you're talking about the orange on the McLaren F1 LM and what some GTR road car conversions were painted in, that's actually McLaren Papaya orange. It was a color they used on their F1 cars for a while, and looked awesome. The regular metallic orange that could be had on the base roadcars isn't as special.

Orange should be the new black

While tooling around Put-in-Bay in a rental golf cart yesterday I saw a "nauga crossing" sign in somebody's yard, not far from the nature and wildlife center. I wonder if anybody ever asks if they have a stuffed Nauga on display...

Wait, next you are going to tell me that there was no such animal as the Nauga.

T8? Twin Engine? Well looks like the Swedes are going the way of the Germans with these designations that make absolutely no sense. I get that there are technically two propulsion systems but....ah fuck it, no one but us Jalops really care anyway.

Another example of why to never buy a used STI

Awesome video though, that things saw more mud in 42 seconds then 99% of range rovers in their lifetime

That's what I was trying to say, but explained better. Thanks :)

I don't think this car is meant for males...rather, it's meant for ladies who like to live on the wild side...or so they tell themselves.

That rug really tied the dash together, did it not?

This bullshit. This "Thrill Ride" has, literally, nothing to do with the boringass Camry. But it is a Rollercoaster Tycoon II gamer's wet dream.

Any dealer that uses their young kids. In Orlando the local Kia dealer has his obnoxious little girl end each ad with 'see ya in a kia'. Nope, never going to happen.

Straight pipes save lives.

"A hatch would've been faster."

hes got a cube or some crap like that.

Just... gonna leave this... right... here:

I wonder how many wire nuts are now part of the wiring harness.

If the word automated gets attached to anything in the transmission, it's not a fucking manual.

BMW GranCoupe:

German Reliability.