I get the joke, but...

My brand new Accord works with Pandora on my iPhone...but I use a flash drive full of music instead. Still, I’ve tested it and it does work nicely.

Coketastic.

We offered up a ‘97 Saturn with 214K miles as a possible trade when we recently leased a new Accord. I couldn’t help but laugh when the finance guy said, “You know what? How about you just keep the car. Maybe you’ll make a few bucks selling it in your front yard.”

I want a sticker to slap on my face....too bad I’m in Ohio...

I listened to NWA in high school (graduated in ‘93), had an interest in NASCAR then (no interest now), and recently test-drove a Camry. We actually bought an Accord though...

This would be like going out in search of a pillow that’s both fluffy and soft, and coming home with a toner cartridge.

I’m sorry I missed this the other day....

Yep. Happens in Ohio, too.

That was my reasoning when I bought it. It only had 97K on the clock at that time, and it’s only up to 105K now.

Enough of my friends have had I6 F150s that I know their merits well.

Fair enough...10 years isn’t really that old. I’ve only had it for a year though...but I intend to run it until it doesn’t run any more. It’ll be old eventually.

I’m a big fan.

As a proud owner of a 4-cyl 5-spd 2005 Tacoma, I’m honestly trying to star this harder....but I can’t.

1st gear: You know, I’d really like it if they located the infotainment system’s SIMM card somewhere where I could remove it and opt out of connectivity. That would really solve all of this. If the car has a problem, I have no problem taking it to the dealership or a qualified mechanic to diagnose.

I’ll second this.

No question, base Z06. If that’s unavailable, loaded Corvette.

As the guy who’s shopping for a sedan right now, I’m glad no one else wants them. Frankly, I’m shocked at the deals companies are throwing around at the moment. I’ll laugh all the way to the bank.

So very much yes! I just wish this was closer.

single cab is gone, there are no two-wheel-drive manual options