Mitsubishi Mirage. Doesn’t get much slower than 77hp without going iMiev.

Motus makes an American V4 performance bike.

Yup, I saw that. Just noting that it's very common to need that, for anyone else reading who might need to do the job later.

404 error on that first link

This. If you drive a newer car, you have to be aware of the specific oil standard your car requires. Read the fine print on the bottle, and keep the receipt so you can prove it to the dealer (in case of a warranty claim) or a subsequent owner (if you sell the car).

“Synthetics last longer and require fewer changes”

For future reference: you can detach the fuel fill hose from the tank to siphon it out. Also, having done several dozen of those fuel pumps back in the day, I always replaced the in-tank pump harness while I was in there.

If you're in the northeast, buses operated by Megabus do this with a pair of amber LED tail lights that illuminate whenever the driver takes their foot off the gas

It wasn’t the head gasket, it was a crack in the cylinder head under one of the cam journals, where you can’t see it. They don’t overheat, they leak oil into the coolant. We did several dozen heads under warranty on SOHC SLs for this when I was a master tech for a high volume Saturn dealer in 1996-97. They were a free…

Come on, Honda, give us the Civic wagon! (Preferably an Si wagon, but a diesel would be awesome too)

One of my customers had a GSR that was stolen from his apartment complex (and recovered very quickly) five times. He had one of the very first LoJack early warning systems.

Sure, why not drop a minimum of $110,000 cash and untold hours of labor into a car that will be radioactive Kryptonite -impossible to sell - after you’re done?

A 1951 Crosley next to a Nash Metropolitan at the Wisconsin Auto Museum (which is really cool and totally worth going to if you're anywhere nearby, BTW)

Small displacement, no grunt, hi rev motor in a heavy, tail happy barge. That thing needs 4.10 gears like you need air to breathe.

That's so cool!

Good. Trump needs a high five. In the face. With a chair.

That's awesome, nice find!

You can definitely get a postal money order for at least $900 these days. I’ve done it.

Sometimes, but no CU could touch the 0% financing I got on my truck or the less than 1% I got on my car.

There’s no reason to put discs on that car. The brakes are so lightly loaded on most ordinary subcompacts that the discs can rust in salt states long before the pads wear out, caliper slide pins seize from so little movement, and parking brake mechanisms rust.