aka “Okie Radar”

Not measurably, no.

Pretty much.

My Accord story is actually my sister’s Accord story. In short: she used to live in the Mission in SF and park her ‘81 Accord on the street. It was broken into on a regular basis, but the biggest break-in was a junkie OD-ing and croaking in the back seat.

Well this doesn’t seem like a pointless exercise at all.

Jesus Tapdancing Christ, that is boner-inducing.

Jebus, what a fucktard.

Like Trabi exhaust and Braunkohle...

I owned a ‘67 Coupe de Ville for a couple of years and it was fully loaded as you describe. The driving experience was wonderful as long as you didn’t attempt any sudden or radical moves. It doesn’t corner and the brakes lock up pretty easily and that’s a LOT of mass to control in bad conditions!

I’m over it. In my mid-50's now so I invite family to my house. If they don’t want to come (it’s a 2 hour drive), that’s cool but I’m done doing the driving after about 40 years of it.

I got that - RIF after all. My personal opinion and that of LandyYachty
to whom I was replying is that it isn’t necessary. Most people who buy AWD vehicles fail to equip them with proper tires for optimum winter driving performance, and that one can acquire a better vehicle for less money and equip it with the right…

True, but if there is that much snow on the ground, then driving would seem to be contraindicated...

I like the cut of your jib. People seem to forget that winter tires are a cheaper and better solution than AWD and all-seasons...

Ahem - over “them mountains”.

On my way to work I spotted the license plate DU FOTZE on a black Jeep Cherokee. If you don’t speak German, then you may not know that it means YOU C**T. CA DMV was asleep at the switch for that one.

Because Trump and his entire administration are a bunch of asshole fuckfaces?

Based on this review, the “Nissan Ennui” seems like a more fitting name.

Sweet trolling bro

You seem like a fun person.

How about Yakety Sax?