I’m just saying...you really think it’s going to be easier to load a 15 gallon bag of chowder (about 120 lbs) through the window rather than through a door?

1st place he gets a car

I want you to know it came up and I said this:

BRAVO for no slideshow! You are a man among cowards and the hero we need in these times!

Wipeout was good fun, but you know what other old racing game from my youth requires a long-overdue reincarnation? Jet Moto.

The difference a well placed piece of metal can make.

I know exactly how this feels. I bought a Toyota Supra last year, and the whole interior was from a BMW.

Under the Obama rules, average fuel economy would be 54.5 mpg by 2025

Oh boy, I can’t wait for my 44hp, $25,000 EV! What a thrilling prospect. Drive free or die, amirite?

Edited to answer your question first: I believe that all, or nearly all of them, are the full UK runtime.

“I know that seeing original Civics is pretty uncommon now”

Good old 70s rust proofing.

This is a car that runs in the Australian Touring Car Masters series today!

Thank you center armrest for keeping my annoying little sister on her side of the car during all those long road trips with my parents as a kid.

Deja vu all over again!

It reminds me of the vehicles from the original Powerpuff Girls.

I can’t look at it without getting a strong urge to violently vomit

And likely less efficient. Hooray!

Definitely a face that only a congressman taking defense contractor kickbacks could love.

I agree for this very reason - while from here on I will want a daily commuter that is fairly efficient, there will always be a gas-hogging V8 or a high-strung turbocharged engine in my garage for when I really want to enjoy driving and I would without a doubt pay a major premium to continue enjoying this privilege…

I do remain dubious of their claim though. They’re not the first to come up with this idea, yet no one else has ever seemed to make it work. I’m not holding my breath here.