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These Baristas are Crazy!

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf @coffeebean @cbtl

This is the funniest skit ever! Saturday Night Live: The Californians

Check out the 2013 Mustang. Still pretty badass.

even in blue...

Is the 2013 Mustang worth a look?

The Ford Mustang has been trying to reinvent itself over and over again. But is the latest rendition worthy of a closer look? Apparently it has lots of stylistic updates... really? Looks kinda like the 2010 to me...

Jaguar Unveils Phenomenal F-type

Jaguar has confirmed production of a brand-new F-Type model, to be offered on the market in mid 2013. Making the announcement at the New York Auto Show, Adrian Hallmark, Global Brand Director of Jaguar Cars, said: "The car will be called the F-Type, and it will be unveiled in production form later this year. The core appeal of Jaguar's cars is their sporting heart, and that heart will beat stronger than ever before in the F-Type. Its development is a vivid representation of the confidence and ambition of the Jaguar brand, and the desire amongst our engineers and design team to produce a world-leader in a market segment that we have been absent from for too long. But no longer – the F-TYPE is coming." This thing is freaking gorgeous! Ian Callum, Director of Design, said: "A true sports car needs to be pure in both its purpose and its form; to have the opportunity to produce such a car for Jaguar has been a privilege both for myself and for my team. The C-type, D-type and E-type Jaguars were all sports cars that held true to this principle in their era, and the F-Type will hold true to that same principle in its time, a time that is soon to arrive." read it here at Luxury Insider