This, ladies and gentleman, is most likely the house of a smoker. When I smoked, and more importantly, when I sat in my house and smoked around my PC, this was a very common sight.

While it has only been maybe 3 or 4, I’ve seen a surprising number of these in the uppity suburb of Indianapolis known as Carmel. I never figured I’d see 1 amongst the occasional Bentley or i8 or Tesla, but people have bought them. And they’ve been bought by people who I’d never have guessed to buy a Kia.

Any insight on what to do when there is a second dealer involved, and the original dealer has already installed the options? My dealer claims they had to pay invoice+options for the car, which “limited their ability to meet the price” I was expecting to pay. Was this likely true? Is it likely the original dealer sold…

I hate to be “that guy” but that’s not really a bear... He’s a little too... completely shaven for that particular subculture.

“fantastic visibility”

While they call it a “dyno” in this case, it very well could have simply been a big roller that would give the front wheels somewhere to spin, without actually measuring the output from those wheels. The EPA is more interested in what’s coming out of the tailpipe, rather than the power hitting the road.

I’m going to say just lying was probably even more ingenious than creating a complex system to fool emissions tests. No one checks and it was free.

Having been in an interracial relationship for 7 years, I KNEW spades was a scheme to make me look stupid.

I would have liked this car in the 90’s... because that’s what it looks like: A car from the 90’s.

DILF is right...

You know what finally got me to stop glancing at my phone while driving? Switching to a Windows Phone. It’s handling of text messages while driving is absolutely brilliant. Now if I could just reprogram the voice control button on my steering wheel to launch Cortana (or Siri/Now) instead of the car’s built in…

Yeah... doesn’t work that way at all. Typically, if they are there to tow your car, they were called there. There’s a service fee that now has to be paid. They aren’t letting you just leave without getting paid.

No one cared about the 2012 Dodge lineup. Just saying...

Considering the competition at the time (think 1998 Ford Taurus), the Intrepid actually was pretty stylish for its time. I’d actually go so far as to say that the Intrepid is still stylish today. The design has held up well. Too bad the cars themselves haven’t.

I just can’t agree with the Prowler being on this list. It might not have been the fastest car, but it wasn’t a slow car especially after they upper the power for ‘99. It was also a relatively nice place to sit, and the handling was supposedly above expectation. And from a looks perspective, it’s held up well for…

That’s not how it works at all. When you buy a new car the purchase contract indicates the vehicle mileage and the warranty starts from the date of purchase and the mileage indicated. Having just bought a demo unit back in July, I can tell you that my warranty started on the day of purchase and from the mileage on the…

I loved that Skylark... I’m not sure what I was thinking, but at the time I thought it was a great looking car.

But let’s be honest here... How many modern Mercedes vehicles would you have to buy to achieve that longevity? Think early 2000-era E-class, and tell me how many of those, or how many 10’s of thousands of dollars it would take in repairs to achieve that same mileage. You’ve set such a specific criteria that even your…

I’m not sure you understood the assignment.

Perhaps you were on a special plan of some sort, but that was pretty rare prior to about 5 years ago when T-Mobile started offering cheaper plans if you chose to buy your own phone. For example the plan was $60, but it was $80 if you subsidized a phone. Prior to that the only option was the $80 plan which meant if you…