Having to travel quite a bit for work, I get to rent a bunch of vehicles. I’m normally really good at picking out the “good” ones I want to snag from the “pick from aisle” place. However, flying into DFW the rental team there had popped the trunk / hatch on every vehicle in the aisle. It broke my brain as everything…

How does this differ from a thumbprint?

1st gear: I’m assuming there’s a wee bit of software localization / local code compliance that had to be done? Maybe the “fix” had a different endpoint?

1993 Ford Taurus station wagon with the towing package. Thing was a lemon, had alignment issues, engine would hydrolock itself. It was a happy day when that went away.

“Take it for a test drive and you’ll agree: zagreb ebnom zlotdik diev.”

Well this just made my turkey day easier. Thanks for the tip!

For two, doing the full “traditional” thanksgiving is just a burden. We’ve switched to steaks and baked potatoes for it.

Annnnnd Disney just bought it.

Returns diminish rapidly with increased MPG.

Even the key locker prob has a silly little wafer lock on it that takes moments to defeat.

In-laws introduced this abomination to me:

Missing quite a few.

3rd gear: Because it’s all tied up in stock and he can’t liquidate enough without drastically tanking the company.

Hypergolic propellent: nitrogen-tetroxide/hydrazine

Munro has been preaching this for years. They are catching up and quick. It’s the next in line of Asian countries to drastically improve on quality relatively rapidly.

There ain’t no hole in the washtub!

Legacy GT will always get my vote, it’s baked into my username on here

This abomination:

There’s a few, just off the top of my head

As a Pittsburgh native, this was a big deal / loss. I’m amazed that the branding side managed to survive.