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How can ya call it a "sell-out" when KB's longtime car supplier did'nt have anything worthwhile to "sell" him for the jump to WRC....?

 
How can ya call it a "sell-out" when KB's longtime car supplier did'nt have anything worthwhile to "sell" him for the jump to WRC....?
Fanboys don't care about that. All they care about is that their jerseys logos don't match his car logos anymore
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Mad props to Block. He was able to find a way to make bank so he could get into rally. Anyone want to start a shoe company and make some videos?

I guarantee a bad day for him at the office is infinitely better than a good day at mine. Plus he was a super chill dude at NEFR.

 
I was dragged into this thread by the tantalizing title but was disappointed to find the normal idiocy

I was forced to do it

the devil made me

I am the devil

 
Wow... just because Ken left subaru doesn't mean he sold out, and US Top Gear isn't that bad.

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I don't think Ken Block is a sellout. Just because he worked for one company doesn't mean he has to be married to it. But I will agree on the pregnant roller skate and yet it doesn't stop me for wanting to drive a fiesta rs.

 
Subaru is going more mainstream and looking for the more mature buyers. The current Subaru commericals atest to this. Those first WRX commercials were the best.

 
Ken Block isn't the first rally driver to switch manufacturers...Even Subaru-Hero Colin McRea drove a Ford and a Citroen...what about Petter Solberg and Mads Ostberg...even Lebron James can take his talents to South Beach! Professionals go where they feel they will be most successful.

 
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