Does anybody know what the heck is in the frunk?

Yeah, I’m thinking E350. Or he somehow imported an A35 into the States, which might explain why it’s uninsured.

I giggled like a 12-year-old when I saw the “Caution: Speed Humps” sign in Canada.

“But in doing so, the campaign has outsourced a core function to a coterie of untested groups that operate independently.”

I think DMV is just sort of a catchall since that what they use on TV.  Where I live, it’s the DOL, but everyone calls it the DMV.

That interior is a place I do not want to spend any time.

This would be my answer, I must’ve watched it a million times.

I think he’s suggesting the driver may not have been, hence the targeting.

Kind of funny, thinking back, my parents did require us to wear helmets to ride a bike. But they didn’t require us to buckle up in the car.

They appropriately identified him as a threat to their personal safety, so they locked him out.

I’m slightly impressed by memory seats on a ‘93.

Oh I totally get the strategy, just disagree with the approach. 

2-tone red is a rare sight.

My local precinct has both traditional units and stealth units. I went to college with one of the officers, I asked him about the stealth units.  He said those are just for traffic duty.  Makes even less sense. 

“Second, they were living all over the entire surface of the flaperon, even above the waterline, something that barnacles never do.”

Ditto, I’m like, what is Andy trying to circle for us?

For me, I’ll take the rated R movie over the headrest. And I would take the rated R movie over the replacement film, which was reportedly Inside Out 2.

My coworker has family in evacuation areas. She’s been on the phone all morning with them. They’ve already given up on evacuating. They said they can’t get anywhere. They’re helping each other board up windows instead.

Yet, in another image, the interior is bright orange. I can’t quite figure out what is going on. I’m not sure how to interpret that the interior “can diffuse and project the ambient lighting.”

The torn top is a shame, but otherwise looks well loved. The Chrysler brand valve stem caps suggest it belongs to a Mopar fan.