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Last month there was a crash about half a mile from where I live. A car was rounding a curve at over 100mph, ran off the road and struck a tree. Unfortunately three of the five occupants were killed instantly. My dad related to me that he was met one of their friend at a gas station, who was talking about how $h!faced he got after their funeral and drove home.

I think this thread belongs in the Ford Europe news section.

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This game is still a gas to play.

'80s Chrysler Fifth Avenue, gold w/ gold vinyl roof :X Gray '60-'62 Plymouth Valiant Gray Lexus HS *zzzzzzz* Gray Lockheed Martin F-16

We own a '53 MG TD, but it probably hasn't been driven since the '50s.

In high school we only learned a bit of Greek mythology, not Norse (which disappointed me). Something I've been meaning to learn on my own, but haven't gotten around to it.

Handsome truck there, Camino. Congrats.

Yay! Pics?

If the only work you could find was for a foreign-owned company, would you take the job? Are there any here who do work for a foreign-owned company?

Jeez, I totally forgot about it.

I've seen you defend the first generation Cadillac Seville in the past, and all the reasons you gave for liking it are the same reasons other people like the new 9-5. The Seville was the beginning of GM's own era of boxy generica that lasted all through the 1980s, but while its design was bland, the design was well engineered and the little details were very refined. The new 9-5 is the same way: you may not like the shape of it, but it is a clean, unified design, and the attention to the little details was obviously painstaking. No feature of the car was taken for granted, not even ones you may dislike. There is nothing cheap about this car, and that is why people are attracted to it.

Nooooooooooooooooo!

'10 black Mercedes-Benz M-class with a red bow on the grille '10 orange/black digital mud Ford F-150 SVT Raptor

Congratulations fellas. This was the best competition we've had here in quite a while.

White Sterling 800. I've seen it around school but I couldn't figure out what until I drove past it and read the nameplate.

98 A+ Missed the Camaro question.

The Fifth Element?

Frank Zappa - Zoot Allures (album)

British Racing Green '91 or later Jaguar XJ-S... so fine.

Well, the '78 Dodge Magnum did have those slick transparent retractable headlight covers...

Noooo don't repaint that, it's a nice color.

I just re-read the rules and saw that we have to upload it C&G, so here it is again. And a slightly more formal version.

I wish I had gotten a picture of our Bravada before we sold it. I miss it... the HHR doesn't even begin to fill its shoes.

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