There is a strip mall near me with a Subway and a Walmart.  The Walmart also has a Subway in it.

I’d be happy if Subway’s slide continues, after having ended the $5 Footlong strategy.

Used car prices need to get a new perspective on my paycheck considering lack of raises.

I think the questions she should ask are:

I hope Mary Barra’s response is thorough and complete, in which case those politicans will have absolutely no clue what she’s talking about.

I thought the 4.0 would be the draw, but whatever strikes your fancy. I’d like to find a clean WJ overland with the rock rails and quadradrive, but there’s so many flavors of WJ with modern-enough safety, tech, and space all with 2 solid axles.

David...DAVID!

David, DAVID! Holy SHIT, man! You are BARBECUING the battery in that Jeep.

Is it actually new or rebuilt? Rebuilds—especially the “Lifetime Warranty” ones sold by parts places that also have mechanics on site—are often terribly shoddy. The part cost on a warranty failure for the seller is minimal, but the labor isn’t warrantied and that’s the trick.

Also, I highly recommend getting a power…

Cold, man.

Yup, if it’s that easy to get a new title, they can go get one before selling it. 

“I lost the title.” Sorry, but as easy as people say it is to get a new title, it’s a pain in the ass and not cheap. Hard pass on any “Bill of Sale” transactions.

The runaway train scene in Incredibles 2. Maybe my favorite action scene in a superhero movie ever, using the freedom of animation to not only ramp up the intensity but to showcase both Elastigirl's powers and her intelligence. I think it's fair to say there's a tip of the hat to the Spider-Man 2 train scene but I…

Same goes for me, although, i’m usually familiar enough with the cars i’m interested in that test driving one is the icing on the cake. Mostly its there to give me an idea of what i’ll have to replace first.

You would be surprised how many people have made their decision on what to buy our lease before they even get behind the wheel.

For tall people the problem with cars is usually proportions. Both for the person and the vehicle. Long legs are easier to deal with than long torsos IMO. Someone taller than I can get into a car and be just fine while I have to crunch down just to see out of the windshield even with the seat all the way down.

Tom said that in his article already, but your huffy whining really helps.

Well, this is certainly a testament to why Tom is the one getting these questions. 

“I've tried, but whenever we're supposed to meet I can't see you."

“These types of stunts are not necessary. Just call me, Johnny C, your local Ford GT specialist today for an appointment ........ I will always go further to make your GT dreams come true....”