Right, because what we really need is an organizations that can make us look as terrible to the public eye as the NRA does to gun owners.

It’s kind of weird that we don’t have a similar group protecting our rights as car owners. Gun owners have a dang constitutional amendment protecting them, what do drivers have?

I actually found my dads car some years ago in a buy here/pay here style used car lot.

Yup, same thing. My Dad had an 89 GT with the turbo in a beautiful burgandy color that I never saw on another one. It really was a fun car at that time and much quicker than you thought it would be. That crazy styling, pop-up headlights, and all REALLY made that car feel like the future, but in a good way.

My next door neighbor, while I was growing up, had a very clean red one. Bought it new and kept it in good condition for many years. Fond memories of that car, if only because it aged slower than all the other cars around it.

My dad bought a first gen GT (the only Probe that mattered) new in ‘88. It was a fully loaded 89 Probe GT in champagne gold with red interior. It was a mean little bastard. With only about 150hp, it was much quicker than one would expect. It also had some of the worst torque steer that 80's and 90's front wheel drive…

I never understood that one! That is not a “feature” that makes anything inherently better! Most women i know are extremely hard on their cars..

Reminds me of when I was a kid, and was looking through classifieds for my first car, how many said “Female Driven”. I remember showing my mechanic’s daughter mom an ad for a “Female Driven” Mustang, to which she said “So what? I know plenty of women that go 10,000 miles between oil changes. Would you want that car?”…

A law with zero downside. Absolutely zero.

Man, this administration is all about making it easier for people to die.

flying spaghetti monster

Pastafarianism is just as valid as any other religion. Don’t call us “atheists” just because you don’t understand our beliefs.

But there are no witty christian jokes other than, well, the whole christian thing.

This CR-V just leap-frogged ahead all compact crossovers in terms of cargo space, efficiency and overall refinement. I’ll be driving the 2017 RAV4 next week, with a full review on Clavey’s Corner, so stay tuned.