How did that guy avoid swallowing his phone when the airbag went off?

Yep, stupid as shit.

The wheels are plainly stupid as shit, but one can't expect great things from one who puts video screens on the headrests of the back seats, while in perpetual recline in the front seats, making the front seat video screens useless. The owner of the car wishes us all he cares not for the value of money.

Hehe...Catchpole.

Given the flights of excess in certain residences about the area, it strikes me as rather shallow to grouse about this guy's little bridge.

Nah, I've got other reasons.

I would call it a nice interior but I wouldn't call it a horrible interior either. What it is, is blandly utilitarian like the rest of the car. Anyway, you're way off base saying it's not a good road trip car. It's nearly perfectly suited to cruising at length.

All I'm saying is if he has a son, he better treat him right.

They would probably enjoy that. Being the snooty-pooty neighborhood that it is, though, they found something to complain about. They don't dig on his bridge from the street to his car lounge: http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2010/02/…

Hey, it was the 70s, nobody cared about that kind of stuff! As long as you look cool, it's all groovy, man!

At least the interior is nice. The fugly exterior makes me want to go somewhere I can't see it.

And there's a fire engine!

Anything that gets you there.

Om-nom-nom!

This is a production automobile:

Just to clip her with the mirror and drive off would suffice.

Justice would be served if young Emma is made to ride a bike exclusively for a few years.

Yes indeed, but I'm imagining what a land-going vehicle built to be powered by this thing would look like.

I'm doubting he's ever done anything gingerly.

Only if it's off the coast of Malibu.