I’m kind of torn on this one. I suppose if you’re a fan of the Baur conversions this might be the one to get. The first question I have is why the plates from ‘07? Has it been in storage or are these old pictures? I’m guessing recently pulled out of storage due to the fuel system replacement and timing belt. I also…

All of them. From inception, they have been cars that resonated in the market of their time. Even the much maligned Mustang II was a popular choice in its day. There is a reason we still use the term pony car. There is a reason that the Firebird is long gone and the Camaro is at its end. (The current Challenger is not…

I’m just amazed that it’s 90,000 models. I knew BMW tries to have a model for every automotive class. I just can’t believe there are 90,000 of them.

In the AP story, it says the IRS will post a list on the 18th.

In the medium term, I think they’ll do fine. Between the lingering effects of the pandemic and working through a transitional phase in their movie slate, there were bound to be hiccups of one kind or another.

What a hilariously bad take. Emissions & CAFE standards basically brought us modern fuel injection systems and widespread adoption of turbos. We now build cars with more power than at any time ever while still operating at greater efficiencies.

“If they we want to call their relationship a marriage our role a legislator, they we are free to do so; that is freedom,” Sherman told NBC News via email. “But, by the same token, people who do not define same-sex unions as marriage see us as legislators must not be forced to do so.”

Not quite. In the early fifties the Courier sedan delivery vehicle was distinct from the 2 door wagon. The Ranch Wagon and Custom Ranch Wagon had rear seating and glass in the cargo area. The delivery version used the same body, but replaced rear seating with storage, cargo side glass with steel, and gave it a…

I would assume it’s production was kept quiet in order to help with access to witnesses. Once something like this get too public, it’s likely to cause some people to shut their mouths.

Hands down the best car I drove this year was the BMW i4 M50 xDrive electric car. 536 HP through 4 wheels is nothing to sneeze at. I got to drive this on an auto-X course as part of the BMW Ultimate Driving Experience (https://ude.bmwusa.com/). If it comes to your town, it’s well worth the couple of hours.

My technique is to price it as if I really wanted it. So if I really wanted a K5 Blazer, I’d give this one a close look. If the steel is in as good of condition as it looks, it’s probably worth near what they’re asking. Of course I don’t want a K5 Blazer and wouldn’t pay a dime for it.

I’ve seen a few of them already mentioned, but I nominate the entire BMW baby six line. It starts with the M20 and culminates in the B58. It’s appeared on Ward’s 10 Best Engine list

I had an opportunity to drive the i4 M50 on an auto-X course this summer. That thing is a hoot to drive hard.

Dealing with all that paperwork is at most a few hundred bucks. The reason it costs so much is because there’s no downward pressure on costs. Insurance companies pay nowhere near what the published rates are. So basically out of pocket costs are not in line with actual costs.

I think it’s actually Orion Silver. It probably looks a lot better in person.

Same here. I’m kind of looking for a later model E90 convertible, but I’d rock this thing in a heartbeat. If it were in Denver, I’d go take a look.

Not all somewhat recent phones support wireless versions.

Changing out those trim pieces is pretty easy. You can probably find a set on ebay in whatever style you’d like.

And just look at what happened to Nick Fury!

$5k asking price. Somewhere in the $4-4.5k sale price.