right now is when we need photo comments, so I can post a picture of what police used to be like when we weren't so fearful of them, and they used to be just another part of a working society instead of above it.

lol I have no idea, but the Sleeper reference is awesome

Nissan is the absolute worst. 3 strikes for them too, but the guidelines are VERY strict.

BTW I checked around with some 33-38 year olds at work, and this totally holds water. Official definition from now on out.

yup, I remember it clear as day. Was in 1st grade watching it in class when it happened. Good delineation. Last time they showed a launch in my hometowns public school system though

thats is bullshit. I want no part of millenialism. 1980+ for those Y types. Children of the 70's X all day.

haha I sure wish

This is truly inspiring me to write a post on my own experience in MO, where I spent 3 weeks in the clink without any sort of reasonable bail for the crime of driving a blue BMW (a classic E3) where there was another blue BMW who happened to steal 30 bucks in gas from a gas station that morning. CO plates and license…

this should be a goddamn movie right here

this gif is killing me

all while referencing Paul Bracq. I love it, screw it. Original, V12, looks to be a bit of time into it to make it look, er, right

this is the best comment I have ever seen written

shoot late to the party again. VW pumper that lived in the Type 2 fire trucks too...

with a TDI all day nice price. Why in the hell would anyone put a 1.5 to it? At least a 1.6 TD IDI would be somewhat acceptable.

love it. Somebody local has a hell of a nice white ragtop around these parts

agreed, I just went on the looks and you could flog the piss out of the V8 auto and it would take it (forgot auto only though)

Although not a huge fan of Japanese steel at all, the *hardtop* Lexus SC would have to be my contender. It lived almost exclusively in the 90's and was a competent sporty coupe. And dead reliable

I literally live, breathe and just about eat cars (well they put food on my table and keep a roof above my head at least). I have been enamored of cars since I could chew on a lead painted Matchbox all these years ago. After owning 80 some odd cars I can say I am a car fanatic.

So here, let me spell it out for you: It's freaking hot in cars in the summer. Kids, pets, and the elderly can't handle heat all that great. So why are we still leaving them in a hot car? If you have to go somewhere and can't take them out of the car with you, please leave them home, find a baby sitter, find a friend,…

yeah no doubt. Grab a seat and put a few hours into getting it spotless and it works for me. Someone who wants all the money selling it dirty as hell bothers me