This is much better than the winning shirt design. I think a lot of people must have missed it the first time round, because this is great.

They make two vehicles, and they are just asking to become a new animated feature

MOE is a known troll for making comments like this to see what people say. He doesn’t mean it. He just has nothing better to do since middle school isn’t in session today.....that or he ran out of hot dogs to deep fry in an RV.

While I agree with the content of your post, I disagree with the tone and idea. Cars are uniquely personal and if Jason stuck with his this long, than by god it’s the car for him and I’m glad they fixed it.

I remember this horrible Thanksgiving back in the late-80s when I was trying to get home to Chicago from a meeting in NYC. The trip ended up taking three days due to a litany of problems: weather cancelled my flight, my train broke down, and my rental car was impounded by the cops after it caught fire. Ended up…

Lamborghini needs a new LM. A fancy ass raptor that’s fast as hell.

Wow what a terrible setup. That outlet pipe is absolutely horrible. A sharp 90 degree bend through a crushed pipe. The air turbulence created in that pipe is surely to create so much back pressure on the impeller it will destroy the bearings on the compressor in no time.

That kink right at the blower exit makes me cringe. Surely there’s a better way to mount that so it’s not boosting straight into a wall.

Black Gold coming back?

Let me get this straight. You are concerned with reliability, so your plan is to buy a 1st year production ALFA ROMEO?

Do you mean he got more man2man action because he had a TT?

Do you have a first gen Neon? Is it blue? Does it still have all it’s paint? If so - it’s been repainted. Every one of the blue paint jobs did this:

I wonder what his tire pressure was.

Tittynuts.

GOLD

Jaguar E-Type.

I think I have a pretty good solution to this grid “person” dilemma:

Can I enter this year?

This must be what it felt like the first time anyone read Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, pt. 1 in Rolling Stone. Enthralled by the legendary work of literature before them, which unfolded before them.