I move that Mr. Perkins be referred to as "Old Ironsides" from now on.

Pictured: Wood

The Constitution didn't play a huge roll in defeating the British in the War of 1812, but it was one of the first important battleships to use iron armor giving it the nickname "old ironsides." This influence is felt even in today's modern aircraft carriers.

The Constitution didn't play a huge roll in defeating the British in the War of 1812, but it was one of the first important battleships to use iron armor giving it the nickname "old ironsides." This influence is felt even in today's modern aircraft carriers.

The Constitution didn't play a huge roll in defeating the British in the War of 1812, but it was one of the first important battleships to use iron armor giving it the nickname "old ironsides." This influence is felt even in today's modern aircraft carriers.

False, false, a thousand times false!

It's an independent suspension.

*Clicks link on phone

My thought exactly. Thank god we have state legislatures to protect us from Tesla and the evils of buying direct.

...2015 Mazda3 S Touring or Grand Touring Hatchback with a stick...

Everything is bigger in Texas....

Jezza's response

So letters+numbers are the scourge of the earth and super boring, but then F70 isnt too boring for the Laferrari?

I think I speak for most of commenteriat when I say, Fuck that dealership.

I'm more excited about the idea of having multiple sizes of round screens to replace gauges on vintage cars, with software tools to both emulate the look of the original gauges or design your own gauge faces. That would be awesome.

McDonald's will buy it anyway.

alternatively, own at least one car that isn't a POS.

On tonight's episode: James has a laugh, Richard has a giggle, and I get eaten by a pack of wild dogs.

Why is it that people who are not from the East Coast are seemingly incapable of properly flipping the bird? Just make a goddamn fist and then stick your middle finger up. How tough is that? Jesus....

Neutral: Because when a car company historically gives you less to worry about, you're not as mad when something does happen (read: Honda reliability)