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10 Best Car Memes of the Day
I spend a lot of time researching the latest car news and industry trends, and while I’m always excited to gobble up the latest specs for the Challenger SRT Hellcat (by the way, have you heard that thing roar?), sometimes it’s nice to spend time on the lighter side of things, like naked Tesla drivers doing Richard Simmons-esque dance moves through the sunroofs of their cars. So today, I decided to have some fun finding the best car memes that the internet had to offer. I give you my top ten favorites, counting down.
Fair warning: I am a big fan of puns, so my list may not reflect what people with actual senses of humor find funny.
The 10 Best Car Memes of the Day
10. Road Signs: What They Say and What They Actually Mean
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a more truthful sign.
9. That Pesky Moose
It took me way too long to realize that this moose likely had a salt craving and not some weird erotic fixation with motor vehicles.
8. Redneck Batman
I have seen plenty of Batmobile renditions, but never one quite like this.
7. Welcome to the Space Jam
Everybody get up. It’s time to slam now. We got a real jam goin’ down. Welcome to the Space Jam. Here’s your chance. Do your dance at the Space Jam, all right.
6. Achoo—Oh God, So Much Blood
But seriously, I am terrified.
5. Spoiler Alert
A spoiler that spoils. What did I tell you about those puns?
4. Attack of the Grasshopper
It’s all about perspective.
3. The Electric Slide
Puns for days.
2. Cars on Ice
If Disney ever attempted to bring Cars to Disney on Ice, this would be the result.
1. Pup Holder
The ultimate pun.
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Timothy Moore takes his leadership inspiration from Michael Scott, his writing inspiration from Mark Twain, and his dancing inspiration from every drunk white guy at a wedding. When Tim is not writing about cars and money, he’s working on his novel or reading someone else’s, geeking out over strategy board games, hiking with his pooch, or channeling his inner Linda Belcher over beers with his friends. See more articles by Timothy.