I’ve heard too many stories of corrupt officials, businessmen, parts suppliers with shitty subpar materials that are passed.

You’re right, but only because it wouldn’t fit in a pickup truck bed. Do you think they trailered in their guns, too?

It looks like a hearse for toddlers.

Fiesta. As in Ford. You can’t wear a sombrero while driving one.

Spark. As in Chevrolet. You want to set one on fire every time you see one. Except that’s arson.

But that hasn’t been to the “24 Houres du LeMans” either. So Pontiac repeated the mistake.

From the culture that brought us “Ants climbing on trees” and “dragon marries phoenix,” I wonder what menu item this will inspire.

Those are great bikes for beginning riders. A lot of the SV650s here got a sport bike fork transplant, and became track bikes, race bikes or street hooligan bikes. I can’t remember the last time I saw a stock one. As for the GS500. I honestly can’t remember the last time I saw one. I think it was at least 10 years…

#.5 Honda Grom. No. Too much in demand for it’s usefulness. Strictly around town. #4. Ninja 250. Yes. #3. SV650. Good luck finding one, but Yes. It’s really the Mazda Miata of motorcycles. #2. Honda CB350. Yes, if you must buy new. #1. Suzuki GS500. Yes. If you can find one. I haven’t seen one in years.

And you can use this part of the bike to grate cheese.

And some Amsoil.

Totally crack pipe. This thing is on the precipice of becoming a parts car. Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with a parts car. But the issue is that find potential buyers for parts of this car will be a long process. Hence, crack pipe.

I’d rather have the Renault R5 with the tent package, but I can’t find a picture of it. But I found this though....

“Steering box” ... that sounds precariously close to one of those items that could be “NLA.”

It looks like it was hit by a tornado. Not an Oldsmobile. I real tornado. What a disorganized mess.

There was a fabulous Lloyd at a Cars & Croissants in New Jersey a couple of weeks ago.

Curated web search results. <sign>

re: the job. Do the words “Looksmart” or “Funnelweb” mean anything to you?

It is “old school,” but the price, which is about $80,000 is not.

You’re absolutely correct, even though I don’t care for U2 anymore.

Who told you that? Was it GM, Consumer Reports or someone else?