It’s turning out to be a good summer in metro Atlanta.

Wuss planes.

It even made Dickie Dunn weep.

If you are looking for a prestine package to turn into a sleeper this would be a good choice. Drop in a built Ford 302, put a 8 3/4 rear in it, and put in some sway bars and stiff shocks you could have some sleepy fun with this. Otherwise it is CP City.

From the same company that brought us *clean diesel* engines.

Hmm...That is interesting. I happen to find myself in traffic with one every week or so. It stands out among the throng of Accords, Camrys, Caravans and Suburbans. 

If this senario does not end up in one of the J.K. Simmons insurance commercials it will be a shame.

Indeed. The wheel falling off twice was just the cherry on top of a cluster fuck sundae.

All I see is a number of interesting ways for a suddenly unhappy steer to kill you while in motion.

We live in a wonderful time! When a 3.3 V6 will give you 290 HP and 265 TQ without forced induction it is a great thing.

I came here for snark like this. Thank you.

Audi, and VW for that matter, go out of their way to throw cold water on the whole *German Engineering* being the best in the world. The only way I would own a Audi is if it is under a warranty.

*Has

Agreed. But that generation of Odyssey has a tranny that likes to give out early. Change the fluid in it annually to mitigate that potential problem. I know because my cousin’s family had a 2003 that ate two trans inside 90,000 miles.

My dad had a 1994 Park Ave Ultra (same platform). That car was really nice. It was the first one he owned with dual climate control. And it was the first he had that would lower the ride height at speed. Overall it was a great car. But as with all things GM (of that era) once it hit 100,000 miles things started to go…

Redonkulous. The FIA is way out of line on this.

I think this may be one of the first things I would want to hear about during their Conversation Street segment.

I like these. To me they are a Mini Countryman for someone that actually knows the value of a dollar. Also I enjoy how popular they are with young adults AND older drivers. 

How do I become so wealthy and so clueless? It seems to be all the rage these days.

Triumph mechanicals? Nothing but shiny sun reflecting steel all of the interior? Tempermental? Cobbled together in some dude’s garage? I think under the proposed AHCA this would qualify as a rolling pre-existing condition. CP.