Rachel is having a "cake to the face" celebration at Nismo TV
EDIT:watch this for fun commentary:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyrcKvv-4pE
edited 14th Jun '15 6:36:23 AM by MABfan11
Bumbleby is best ship. busy spending time on r/RWBY and r/anime. Unapologetic SocialistSo would that mean Ford also stands for "Fished Out of River, Dead"?
(Yes, yes, lake not river. Shut up.
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Mountain Dew is not suitable for extinguishing nitrous oxide fires
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So I'm not human?
Well, okay, there are times when I might be willing to concede that point. Especially pre-caffeine.
edited 10th Jul '15 4:17:20 AM by Nohbody
All your safe space are belong to TrumpAmerican Car Culture In High Gear: US Has A Record Four Cars For Every Five People
There are now a record-breaking 257.9 million sedans, trucks and SU Vs on U.S. roads. That’s four vehicles for every five people in the U.S. And it excludes motorcycles, big trucks like the F-350 and Ram 2500, and freight haulers.
Industry tracker IHS Automotive has found the average age of a vehicle on U.S. roads has climbed to a record 11.5 years, up from 11.4 years last year and 9.8 years a decade ago. Americans are holding onto cars for longer period of time because improved quality has made vechiles more reliable. The Great Recession helped boost the average vehicle age, too, as cash-strapped car owners squeezed extra years out of their clunkers.
But while cars on U.S. roads are older than they’ve ever been, there are also more of them than ever.
“Registrations for light [vehicles in operation] in the U.S. also reached a record level of 257,900,000,” IHS said in a statement. “That’s an increase of more than 5.3 million (2.1 percent) since last year and the highest annual increase the auto industry has seen in the U.S.”
In the first quarter of the year, the typical American was holding on to his or her new car for the longest time on record, too. The average new car owner will hold on to his or her vehicle for about six-and-a-half years before heading it down to the automotive aftermarket. That’s up 26 months from the first three months of 2006. Used car owners are keeping their vehicles for about two years longer, to 63 months compared to the first quarter of 2006.
The study says the average car in the U.S. will continue to age, to 11.7 years by 2018. The rate will slow down thanks to the rebound in new-auto sales we’ve seen since 2009 when auto sales plummeted to a 27-year-low during the recession, to 10.4 million. Next year is expected to be the seventh consecutive year of growth.
New car sales is expected to grow from 17.1 million next year to 17.4 million in 2016, according to an estimate from Alix Partners, a New York based business management consultancy. From 2017 to 2019 annual sales are expected to decline to 14.9 million in 2019 as part of the normal four-to-five year sales cycle.
Why JDM imports are so popular
. There's a whole lot more to it other than kids looking for "likes" on social media, to say the least.
I'd love to join in, if it wasn't for the importation of cars to Malaysia being such a nightmare.
I have disagreed with her a lot, but comparing her to republicans and propagandists of dictatorships is really low. - An idiotNot sure if this is relevant or not.
Hong Kong police arrest Uber drivers, search office: Reports
Uber has encountered a string of regulatory roadblocks as it grows around the world.
Police in the semi-autonomous southern Chinese city posing as customers rented five private cars through a mobile app Tuesday morning and paid by credit card, police said in a statement.
"Upon arriving at the destination, the officers paid with credit cards and then revealed their identities, arresting drivers aged between 28 to 65," the statement said without confirming that the drivers were from Uber.
It said they were held for "illegally driving a car for rental purpose and driving without third-party insurance".
News footage from Cable Television showed police raiding an office which displayed an Uber logo and taking away three people.
The drivers had been providing their services through Uber, Hong Kong Commercial Radio reported.
The company has been operating in Hong Kong for about one year.
"Uber ensures that all rides are covered by insurance, and all drivers on the platform undergo an extensive background check," the company's spokesman Harold Li told AFP, without confirming their drivers were arrested.
Footage showed five vehicles being cordoned off, including BMW and Mercedes Benz sedans.
Uber has faced setbacks around the world as it expands internationally.
An Uber driver in Brazil's financial capital Sao Paulo responded to a call, only to find himself ambushed by a group of regular taxi drivers.
Last month the firm suspended its Uber POP service in France, six months after being banned.
There have been a string of protests against Uber by black cab drivers in London who say it represents unfair competition.
But in New York, city officials last week scrapped plans to cap the number of vehicles operated by Uber.
"Papa John" Schnatter's Camaro Z/28 has been stolen... and recovered
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It's been retired after its gearbox buggered itself.
"Yup. That tasted purple."