The way “Obsession” gets played on radio in Canada, you would think station programmers thought the song was Can-Con because of it being on FT.

Plus the GLC! I have owned one each of the GLC, 323 and Protege, all were great little cars.

As a parent that allowed their child to join the local “rod & gun” club in order to use the archery range, the amount of emails received from the club in regards to these very “serious threats to legal owners of these types of firearms” gets tiresome.

Kid has the same coronavirus haircut that I do.

Raise of the Shotz mug to you!

Best to stick to the tent food, then. Wait, they usually have hot dogs too...

Kingdom, Seasons 1 and 2 will also satisfy.

Hadn’t seen the crucifix in the “T” of Costco, but now that you mention supernatural hoarding...

Came down to the comments hoping someone posted this, now satisfied. Seriously, why can’t we get these in North America? (No AWD - own question answered, though that wouldn’t make a difference to me.)

Agreed, the OOO is limited in one response per sender, and that is to prevent loops of autoresponse emails. It can be overridden, but shouldn’t.

Tobias!

Perhaps I should have inserted the word “inadvertent” before “WRC event”.

Come on out to Vancouver; today you’d be hard pressed to tell the difference between our winter driving skills and a WRC event.

I would have also thought “bowling shoes”? Anyway, wouldn’t spend over $59 for a pair.

Hence the “eh”, at the end of the article.

With better safety, better economy and perhaps AWD? I’m in.

David Tracy, please pick up the white courtesy phone...

Meh, it was a Rondo. It wasn’t exactly like I was wrenching it anyway.

I made a point of getting the KDM “Carens” badges for my ‘07 Rondo, but the problem became that the oil change places didn’t know what the car was. Even though they could have looked at the floor mats.

I miss my 323 GTX, fun to drive and entertaining to listen to. Too bad I was not in a better financial situation (young/dumb) at the time to fix the cracked camshaft.