Something else I’ve been gloomily thinking about: what happens to all the medical-care-related debt

I don’t even trust them on cars so...

If you don’t die outright from driving at excessive speeds your dumb broken body will end up taking time and resources away from emergency workers who need to focus on coronavirus patients right now.

I love the smell of burning CVTs in the morning.

You may think I’m mocking Florida, but I love convertibles. This loss saddens me.

They’re probably down because the e-golf is a bag of soiled underpants and for a few cents more you can have a Golt GTI.

It never fails to surprise me about how poorly major automakers kept records up until quite recently.

Almost like it was tracking the interest in classic cars generally.  See also heritage body shell.

Previous Alfa owner here and serial Italian car owner: Owning an Alfa will be:

I was going to say, you kept that one quiet!

Whoa, hang on, you bought an Esprit?!?!?!

Soo you’re only going end up $3500 worse off than when you started. But you have an Alfa.  Alfanomics.

Easy, the car I did buy for 1200 a few months ago:

Indeed.  See also Europe and, well, the rest of the world that functions just fine without every second dickhead driving an enormous dick wagon.

<grabs Bradley by the collar and slaps him in the face>

Like many others I too have increased my drinking.

Congrats on the year and a half :)

No, but I *want* one.  I’ve not needed one for years.  But I *want* one.

Say what?