Agreed. Also seriously under appreciated: actual working utilitarian trucks.

Maybe they see the 300 as a halo car that the brand needs for some near luxury cachet. I would have to guess some sort of flagship SUV with the Chrysler nameplate is coming, but I haven’t heard of anything. I know a lot of 300 sales are to fleets.

Apologies for being that guy, but that’s a Mopar.

Does nobody have a nut runner anymore?

You haven’t lived until you’ve bought dealer parts for a German car because some tech screwed something up. I hate Euros.

The Norks aren’t giving up their nukes for the reasons stated above, e.g. we’re far more likely to try to kill Fatboy Kim if he doesn’t have them. So you have two choices: live with it or war, right now, today, because the longer you wait the more likely it becomes that they get an operational ICBM. So, FA readers,…

I remember my father parking behind someone, blocking them in, and leaving the keys in the ignition of our ‘67 Chrysler in case they came out before we did and had to move the car. Never thought anything about it.

I’m sorry, the manager isn’t finished evaluating her trade. She’s going to have to stay a little bit longer.

Lucasfilm: hire this guy

Starred for Krogan.

She’s even wearing Daisy Dukes.

We don’t have any political leadership. So, you want bronto burgers or stegosaurus ribs?

Nice work

Clever. Pics?

Never thought of this. Amazon?

Now that’s a stock car. It actually looks like the model it’s supposed to be, not some generic shape with stickers for a grill. And it’s “parent” car really was a RWD V-8. Nascar was just better then.

Dear Fancy Kristen,

Owned a base (4 speed no air vinyl bench seat no carpet) ‘87 Toyota pickup. Can confirm.

Close. PlayStation.

And Clark gets his bicycle back.