I agree.

Can always tell a ‘97 by the side exit exhausts. They also had different grilles than the ‘98-’03 models.

give me a blackwing with a landau

Stellar point.

Silverado EV is a unique model, separate from the ICE Silverado.

Not to be an old man yelling at a cloud, but it seems as if a mechanical parking brake and a mechanical gearbox would be a way to solve this problem.

That bike looks darn good. I attribute most of that to the circular headlight.

Safe, older, cockroach reliability.

For the most part, Tennessee has wonderful smooth roads. What Tennessee does not have is smooth transitions between road surfaces.

They even stole Nissan’s press photos???

The “Hercules EV” is a poorly Photoshopped Nissan Titan on their website.

Yeah, this is not surprising.

That dash is sexy.

Man, pre-war cars are pretty. Maybe one day the non-uber-luxurious models will settle back down in value.

I live in Tuscaloosa. Not many black Chevy Avalanches running around with a Carolina squat and 14" wide chrome wheels.

Alabama has very few redeeming factors, however I’m glad you got to experience most of them.

I once got 23 out of my 2.5. Definitely not an ordinary trip though: 55 mph for 100 or so miles with a healthy tailwind.

The entire premise seems irresponsible.

3rd: What?? It’s not cars from the 1980s and 1990s with thinner pillars, wedge bumpers and pop-up headlights causing pedestrian fatalities?? It’s the multi-ton behemoths as large as a small house with front ends shaped like a wall??

3rd: What?? It’s not cars from the 1980s and 1990s with thinner pillars, wedge bumpers and pop-up headlights causing pedestrian fatalities?? It’s the multi-ton behemoths as large as a small house with front ends shaped like a wall??