thanks a ton

No. It means it’s one of the only British vehicles wired the right way around.

What no Audis? I am dissapoint.

I have a Forester. If I put the rear seat down and recline the passenger seat back, I can put an 8ft step ladder in the car and close the hatch.

The truly American thing would be to charge for ketchup but give your richer customers loopholes to pay much less for it.

“Neither can I.”

“Sir, the problem is that your car has a gluten aversion.”

Ouch.. right in the tax dollars!

*comes to Kitchenette*

Many years ago at the group home for developmentally disabled teens where I worked there was a resident who really, really wanted to go to the best steak house in the city for his 18th birthday. He had behavior and anger issues, but was determined to earn that birthday dinner, and he managed it. So another staff…

yet another preventable tragedy

I want to star you, but Kinja is being difficult with stars over the last few days.

Perhaps this is weird for me to admit, while I’m a dude and I like cars, I do read Jezebel quite a lot. It’s interesting to get a different perspective on certain things.

Patrick - thanks for keeping the content coming today. I think your readers understand that the issues facing the GM sites right now are complex and challenging, but I wanted you to know that your effort has been obvious and it shows an incredible level of professionalism and respect for your audience.

I think it’d be more effective if they just plugged him in, but what do I know.

That’s because it usually does depend. If it were an easy question with a straightforward answer, you wouldn’t be sitting in my office asking me for my advice.

“You know what’s cool about a dipstick? There are no sensors to replace on it. As long as the car is right-side up it works.”

Alternators are standard equipment already.

Don’t all cars have alternators?