Oh, I’ve seen those smashed before.

*whispers from off sides*

Oh, you meant the CARS getting smashed, not myself.

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It’s okay, but the aftermarket companies do some nicer work.

I need this car. Read more

Shout out to normal looking cars that can go like stink, gotta be my favorite genre of performance vehicle Read more

“or a spectacular 6-speed manual, the latter of which over 50 percent of CT5-V Blackwing buyers opt for.” Read more

Obscure but awesome, the Weismann Gecko.

Don’t have that kind of money to get the whole ‘track car’ thing, but I’d ‘daily driver’ that thing to death. On another note, those wheels are nice, not a fan of the interior and damn, that car has some nice curves on it that makes me think it just slides and glides along the wind at higher speeds. Love the black… Read more

Let’s be honest, it’s not fair that I will never drive one, let alone own one. Not fair at all.  Read more

and they couldn’t have put this engine in the SL/GT for $100K instead of the 4 cylinder because? Read more

Delete this article. Any good deals have been scarce since the age of the internet. There is only so much left hidden. 
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Those Beta-engine 2 liter blocks are some of the toughest mills Hyundai made. Then they went GDI and ruined it (and their reputation)  Read more

A good point. I think it’s good: that light blue is a good color and non-N drivers might enjoy it too. Plus, this car has a stick, and has been maintained, so it’s probably still more fun to drive than most other high-mile econoboxes saddled with autos or (perish the thought!) dreaded CVTs like Nissans. Read more

I dunno - its needs the Pimp My Ride treatment - “yo, we heard that you like poutine —- so we put a fryer in the back seat and a potato slicer in the trunk! Don’t brake too hard - that grease is hot!” Read more

wonder if that clutch pedal pad is original. if yes, it stood up the test of time damn well Read more

The underlying message of RuPaul’s 1993 hit “Supermodel” was clearly, “You better work...on your own vehicle.”
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Not a car though definitely a vehicle, but when I was about 8 I got to ride in a giant earth-scraper. That was one hell of a bumpy ride down a steep grade, let me tell you. At 15 I got to drive a 22,000L water tanker truck (that was freaking scary), a proper bulldozer and all other manner of road construction… Read more

My dad is a retired Forester. When we were kids we’d go to the dryland sort, get a log, and my dad and uncles would spend the day splitting and bucking it into firewood. While that was happening, I got to ride in one of these: A log loader. I’d get to ride along and load log trucks. Super safe, I’m sure.

My uncle’s Series Land Rovers. Over hill and dale, through the river near their house, all sorts of off-road fun. And when I got tall enough, he taught me how to drive when I was 12 or so. In a RHD 109 diesel station wagon. Read more

A firetruck. My local town would do a fire safety day every year, and a ride in the fire truck was part of it. We also got to slide down the pole and try on some of their equipment. Read more

1983, I was working on my Eagle Scout Project. Part of it included moving 40 tons of topsoil from our farm down to the church. Dad had me call a buddy of his who had an excavation company to see about having him send over a dump truck. He was more than happy to send over a tri-axle to move the dirt, which we loaded… Read more