Gimme gimme some lovin’

I read the headline and I’m like, who’s Kentucky Bill?

They probably wouldn’t crush the stolen ones.

Now it’s a boat launch.

“sheet metal fiberglass”

The Viper says pfffffttttt.  355 width

“It’s maybe the reminder of the whole ordeal that means it’s no longer welcome at Graceland”

Reminds me of something I read a long time ago, that I forget who to attribute it to, but basically if a design is polarizing to the point where some people love it and some people hate it, it will sell well.

This design reminds me of when the 1994 Ram came out, but with the opposite effect. 

2nd Gear, Re: New Products...what about the Jeep Recon? I think that will be here sooner than the Rams, but not sooner than the Charger. Just my guess.

Per Wiki: “In 1986, the Tempo surpassed the Hyundai Pony to become the best selling new car in Canada.”

That Lexus, I’m trying to find one little part of it that I find attractive, but I can’t.

“those back seats also look as cozy as a hug from an old friend”

Because the plates are registered to the vehicle....?

And now, all these decades later, I actually get the joke behind the governor’s name in Blazing Saddles.  William J Le Petomane.

It’s an arrowhead.

Speaking of the seats, those things don’t say Mustang to me. They look like they came straight out of an Escape or something. I guess they made them a different color so the lameness would really stand out.

There’s one crosswalk on my commute like this, a much better solution. The solid red is long enough for “normal” people to cross the street, and then the flashing red allows for “slow” crossers, but also allows for traffic to proceed if the crosswalk is already empty.

You can’t turn me into a hood ornament if I wait to cross. I’m not suggesting people should cross in front of traffic without the light.

I had the same reaction, and after today’s NPOND, that’s twice in one day I’ve thought about the Axiom.