The bedliner on the tailgate of my '97 Ranger had indents like that.  I'm a fan of anything that allows for easy placement of beer.

The special funnel you need comes with the car and is stashed away with the spare tire and jack. I don’t know how it works because I didn’t notice any special notch or design on the funnel, but you can poke your finger in the filler neck and it won’t open. Put this funnel in and it opens right up. I only used mine…

Works great for my kids. I don't even have to turn around to smack them....

My Volvo V60 has a button that causes the rear headrests to fold down quite violently. I can count the number of times I’ve used it for it’s intended purpose on one hand. The number of times I’ve used it to smack my passengers in the back of the head though.....

Why is your gun in someone else's car?

There’s usually a little cord notch somewhere specifically so you can close the armrest. 

My Subaru’s infotainment thing reminds me that my birthday is coming up every time the car is turned on for a week or so before the date, and then wishes me a happy birthday on the day of.

Is it a minor incontinence?

As someone with 3 E36s... Those are to indicate your hazards are on when you break down. Again.

That can’t be true! Toyobarus are gutless!!!!

If they are ever blinking, know that it is consuming precious blinker fluid and getting hold of the OEM stuff that won’t destroy your seals is a serious challenge.

On my BMW, left and right arrows on my dash... I am not sure what those are for.... 

This isn’t the least bit odd in the donk subculture:

That’s dangerous territory. No doubt it is a fantastic vehicle, and I personally think it looks great, but 70k range puts a lot of tried and true heavy hitters in play, and I’m not sure this thing has the chops to hang with them. As others have said, that’s Cayman money, and I’d 100% take the Cayman over this. 

I’m not surprised one bit.

I also have been insisting the supra will cost in corvette territory or more... but for some reason people keep insisting that they are “worried” it was going to be as expensive as a corvette.

These are not cheap cars! They were never intended to be.

Real life Bond:

“How about when someone is supposed to be establishing their bona fides as the ‘Car Person’ in a movie so they use some technical jargon or slang to describe a car or component that is just completely wrong. For a normal car enthusiast it only makes it painfully obvious that they have no idea what the hell they are…

Real life Bullitt:

We’re not giving details out of respect for his family’s privacy. Thanks for understanding.

PHRASING!!!