Donks, Boxes, Bubbles, and Hi-Risers: A RideLust Pictorial, Dirty South Style

Interestingly enough, I have nothing snarky to add to any of these photos, and largely because I was raised in the South - the Philly Ride Share program horrifies me more than donks do. I’d like to note, however, that back in high school I dated a guy who drove a brand new ‘94 Camaro that I had to practically pole vault to get into, and up until a few hours ago, that’s what I believed a true donk to be. As I was going through these pictures, though, I realized that “monster cars” like Jason’s Camaro have been almost completely replaced by these shiny new chrome jobs, painted colors like bitchass-purple.

Oh, these kids today.

Full gallery after the jump

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New 2010 Mustang Pony Badge Revealed, Temporarily Sates Our Wild Mustang Lust

With no production photos to feed our gnawing hunger for the new, 2010 Ford Mustang, we’re gobbling up even the tiniest flashes of skin. Undoubtedly feeling our pain, last Wednesday, the guys at MuscleCarBlog threw us a bone and revealed the new pony badge the redesigned Ford Mustang will be wearing in 2010. At first glance, there doesn’t appear to be much of a difference between the reportedly “beefy” 2010 badge and the sleek ‘09 badge, but given the Mustang’s tradition-rich history, you didn’t really expect the new pony to look like a Budweiser Clydesdale, did you?

View The New Badge After The Jump

If you look closely, the subtle changes to the 2010 pony definitely make for a meaner, faster looking steed. Chief designer for 2010 Ford Mustang, Douglas Gaffka explained, “We wanted to give the Mustang pony a more realistic feel,” apparently to more accurately convey the sentiment of most Mustang drivers: “I slow down to 85mph in school zones.” Gaffka went on to explain that the 2010 Mustang is intended to look more like the wild horse that it is, “It’s more chiseled and more defined.” Although the new pony will feature the same chrome finish as its predecessor, the 2010 Mustang GT will get a more aggressive pony finished in black chrome [as pictured below].

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Super Mario Themed Cars

Someone obviously has way to much time on their hands to be modding out their car to become a Super Mario Themed Rig.

Via Neatorama

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Honda Civic If you’re looking for a car with great gas mileage, reliability, ...

Are you planning on buying a new car in the near future?  If so, we often want to take a lot of time on this.  We want to make sure we buy the best car for the price, the mileage, for the shape it’s in, and we want to make sure it’ll last us a long time, so we don’t have to buy another one soon.

There are several cars on the market, so it’s hard to find even where to start.  If you’re looking for a car that is used, and you want to make sure you make the best choice, there are some cars that are known for being the best cars even when used.  Continue reading below to find out where to start, and what you should consider for your next car.

Honda Civic 

If you’re looking for a car with great gas mileage, reliability, and great performance, you can definitely count on the Honda Civic.  It is also known for its safety, quality, and is known to be one of the best used cars out there.

Subaru Impreza

If you’re looking for a car that is all about safety when you drive, be sure to consider the Subaru Impreza!  This car has received excellent scores on its safety tests, and has one of the best resale values out there!

Toyota Prius

If you didn’t know already, the Toyota Prius has an awesome gas mileage of in the 40s!   Along with its great gas mileage also comes with dependability, and another great resale value!

Ford Mustang

The Ford Mustang is an awesome car that most people really enjoy.  If you’re looking for a fast and sporty car, there is no better way to go than by a Mustang.  It is one of the top 10 selling used cars!

Mazda MX-5 Miata

The handling on this vehicle is known to be some of the best out there.  It is also known for its dependability, sexy and sleek look, and its great price!

There are a lot of great cars on the market.  Although, if you’re looking for some of the best when it comes to used cars, these 5 are definitely up there, and should be considered.  So, when you’re looking for that new car, be sure to take a second look at these few vehicles with awesome ratings.

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