Its a nice turd, but its still a turd.

Doesn’t mean it won’t fail again even if you do fix it...

Only 1/2 of this list would have me really all that worried about repair bills... even the Alfa is old enough where once the electrics are sorted, there isn’t all that much that can go horribly wrong.

Not the Ford, Caddy or 500E, not even close.

Because I didn’t want to ruin a classic by modding the ever loving shit out of it.

The 2-Stroke. Love it on bikes, awesomely stupid (in a good way) in a car.

I like that on my Jeep I can make the digital dash look like a needle

This is basically like the European version of AMA (or whatever its called now) dirt track. Saw it a few years ago (the US version) before the MotoGP down in Indy. Crazy stuff. Makes regular road racing look like its for pussies.

Saw it on Bring a Trailer around a week ago... pretty sure the seller wanted more then... still wants too much now.

There is/was the Red Bull Rookies cup... that and running WERA/CCS... but hell, I once gridded up my 125 at a WERA “national” race against me, myself & I.

Can’t be all that great of a series if I technically am licensed to race there... if I send in my $ to renew. (kidding obviously, wish more people would support road racing here in the States)

I don’t know how helpful this would be for anyone who has hauled a trailer before this feature was introduced.

Non-binding arbitration. Basically the same thing as mediation. Just as worthless because its not binding. Odds are if a judge sends you there on the types of cases I handle, he/she thinks one party is being unreasonable about something or the other.

I feel sometimes like arbitrators tend to have the characteristics of the worst and most wishy-washy circuit court judges. Meaning, they really don’t care what happens, don’t want to do any work to see who is actually in the right, and just want to get the case off their call as soon as possible.

Its ugly, but my wife loves hers. I actually like it too... at least its a “real” SUV and not some lame ass crossover.

There’s a 4 door for $9,500 on the bays.

$12,500 for a replica of a car worth roughly $12,500?

Probably. I’m not a good enough driver to tell the difference between this and a regular GT3 though.

The cars on the Wire, while not all that interesting, fit the characters of the show.