I sort of lost touch with goofy car culture when we started having kids 8 years ago, but this show just showed up on my Netflix feed.

Even my wife likes this show. Why did no one tell me about it before now?

I though this was going to be a thread about all the idiot homeless trying to cross I35 in Austin.

They put new episodes up on Youtube every 2 weeks.

The last episode was a blown engine on a trailer piped to Chevy Monza which they'd previously "turbo charged" with 6 leaf blowers. It's entertaining.

Dirt Every Day is pretty entertaining too.

Look up the Motor Trend channel on Youtube

I had a brief stint with a LeMons team when it was sponsored by Car and Driver. Roadkill became the primary sponsor about the time the LeMons team went belly up. I thought Roadkill was more of a lame blog and didn't look much into it.

After further review Roadkill is the perfect sponsor for LeMons. This is very irreverent and funny car crap.

Love roadkill

Highly recommend getting Motor Trend On Demand, lots of stuff there that doesn't go on YouTube.

txyaloo said:

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They put new episodes up on Youtube every 2 weeks.

The last episode was a blown engine on a trailer piped to Chevy Monza which they'd previously "turbo charged" with 6 leaf blowers. It's entertaining.

Dirt Every Day is pretty entertaining too.

Look up the Motor Trend channel on Youtube

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I finally got around to watching the turbo on the trailer behind the Monza. This was good stuff.

txyaloo said:

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Look up the Motor Trend channel on Youtube

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Just don't subscribe or your feed will be full of "LIVE NOW ON MOTOR TREND ON DEMAND!!!!111!1!!!" videos.

Prayers sent.

440 hemi?