Why anyone realistically thought it was coming to Switch is beyond my comprehension.

This is oddly similar to how they stole some of the cars in Gone in 60 Seconds.

So, am I right in assuming that Ford got these guys together and were like, “You know all that stuff you paid extra money for? It’s totally standard now! This car is totes better than the one you bought!”?

Damn, it sucks to be poor!

Filed next to mid-engined Corvette.

I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it: they should have followed Dodge’s model for the Charger with an affordable V6 and V8 options. They could have even called it Chevelle. I promise if they’d have done this and priced it similarly to the Charger it would have sold much better than it did.

I never meant to use my imagination for evil. Now I am become death...

I guess I feel you to an extent. Though if I had the choice to see a museum piece Model T versus something that was restomodded and driven regularly, I’d take the latter.

Ha! Those wheels wouldn’t stand a chance.

I really wanted one of these back in the day. The bookkeeper where I work has one. Her husband bought it as a midlife crisis car when it was new. She knows I have my eye on it. My wife knows that when it comes up for sale it will be mine.

I hate the sentiment that this is a waste of time. “But why?” the dejectors say. Let’s be honest, if this were a restomod Model A or T with a Coyote engine people would be singing its praises. I think this is a really cool project.

We have a winner!

I live in the South and had no idea people living in colder states change their tires (and wheels in some cases) seasonally until I was in my 20s.

PSA from someone born and raised in Talladega:

I too bought a car seat with red accents to match my Mazdaspeed 3's interior.

Whatever trim level that brings us the “dental retainer” front end of the 4Runner is horrible.

Anyone else find independent suspension on a socialist car ironic? No? Just me? I’ll see myself out.

I’m from northeast Alabama and his accent is not uncommon. Though not spoken by everyone (usually just those even we refer to as “really country”) it is standard enough to be considered normal. Most southern accents utilized by those in the film industry come off sounding like a poor impression of Foghorn Leghorn. We…

April fools!