I have a coworker who has on multiple occasions had deer run into his car while he was totally stationary. Just sitting at a stop light and the furry morons run full tilt into the side of his car.

Woof. Not joining the borrowing money debate in the comments because my own ideas about debt have shifted every which way in the last five years, so I’m not sure what I actually believe. But I can say with a fair degree of certainty that there will be people who get hurt by this new policy. And it will be people who…

Lots of spies dropping their old identity (and vehicle) at the airport and moving on to their new lives somewhere else.
Ok I have probably been reading too many spy novels.

Great article, more in depth stuff like this please.

I wanted to show you in person, but try this. Also, please make a video and share it here LOL.

In the photo of the ‘82 Cutlass Supreme, is he wearing a light meter? Hmmmm, I wonder what sort of industry he could be in rocking that mustache and carrying a light meter around his neck...

“Why, exactly, did Americans buy so many of these, and for so long a time?”

My dad had a Cutlass Supreme Brougham Coupe.  That thing was a pussy wagon in it’s day.  I had new step-moms every week.

You must have made some sort of mistake with that hero image. This is an article about reliable cars and there’s a picture of a Volkswagen there. Just thought I’d let you know so you can change it to a Honda or something before anyone else notices. 

As a former owner of a 4th gen prelude. What? No. They were great cars, great cars, but no fucking way would a survivor today be A) the most reliable car you could buy for ANY budget or B) be $5000 unless it was in garbage condition. Go try to find a 4th gen for sale. I’ll wait.

They didn’t lose their lives. They were KILLED.

Ah I see Rumble in the Bronx 2 is now in production.

It was either stolen or the owner is currently claiming it was.

So the car was stolen, right?  I mean, who does all this because of a little weed (which I thought New York made the smell of weed not a reasonable reason for a stop) and tinted windows?

These little things are so cool! Not only have the value of these jumped, the Scamps are also out of control!

But to say that a 1992 Delica is less safe and less good for the environment than a 1932 Model A is the absurd statement they’re unintentionally making. I would also hazard a guess there are far fewer Delicas registered in the state than there are 69 Camaros (something that is also less safe and more polluting than a…

“We should have been more precise in our language around the Delica and ‘mini-trucks,’ but regardless, the underlying statute is what is being followed.””

You missed an important follow up question to Ms. Cook’s statement that antique vehicles are kosher: “These vehicles are over 25 years old, does that not make them antique?”