Firstly, I would just like to address the whole “good faith” thing. Folks, it’s all bullshit. Obligation of good faith, as defined by Cornell:

Reminds me of this spoof:

I’m always farting around with the Vic. This weekend, I tackled some interior upgrades that I am doing slowly but surely. Just finished a full door panel swap, because vomit comet hard plastic shells are SO appealing to lean against. Up next this weekend, illuminated cruise control switches, since mine sorta work when…

Also from A View To A Kill, the most un-Bond-ish Bond car, the 1984 Ford LTD

The Mitsubishi Starion from A View To A Kill:

You put a Starion on the main pic, and didn't discuss it? I owned a fantastic one until earlier this year, and they were great cars, besting the Mustangs and Camaros of the era on build quality, and not exactly slow. And very distinctive....not everyone had one, but that's because they got SMOKED at the loan…

As a previous Mitsubishi Starion owner, I will say that Mitsubishis have, ah, intriguing quality issues, and on occasion, require advanced parts locating skills. However, once they are right (something that really isn't that hard to accomplish), they are good cars, and putting valve stem seals in the 6G72 isn't that…