Still not as scary as this segment.

There TF Werewolf. There TF Castle.

Not to repeat myself from yesterday’s QOTD, but the person being eaten by the snake is a Moop.

It’s fucking Ken Paxton. He should be in prison for various reasons. He’s probably just doing it for attention. 

truth be told id rather have this replica over a big dollar authentic because id want to drive it. but YMMV

If I had any artistic ability at all I’d render such a car. Actually, I think I could fit the entire list into one car, but I’m not sure many people would enjoy a wedge-shaped luxury sedan with fins.

except when the answer is Caterham.

Don’t look at it as a vehicle. It’s a “tiny house” with a rubber foundation. 

With a VW bus, it is always best to assume that “ran when parked” is meaningless, even if that refers to ten minutes ago outside a Piggly Wiggly while you got a sweat tea. Will it start again afterwards? Who knows.

I’ve had some 60s americana in my life and maybe I’m short at 5'10 or I sit too far back but I always felt like I was reaching with my left to flick that switch

It’d be amazing if she went full Jandek and you had to mail cash in for hand-packaged cds.

I’d think the various cultures involved would find being lumped together across multiple billions of people and close to 50 countries a bit reductive.

NP.

This list is invalid without Jim Rockford’s Firebird.

I would have said a Lada Niva- old tech can be fixed with a rock and some twine

So slap a Jeep badge on a Jimny and bring them the the US?

I kinda feel like if you factor in the cost of ownership over the next 10 years between an aging Audi and an aging Toyota, the value here starts to make a bit more sense.

I will just say, without diving into the usual Brown Manual Wagon argument, I resent the creation of a new problem: now that everybody has an automatic, once your car is dead, your car is dead. Yes, batteries are better now, but being able to roll or push a standard for a bump start has saved me before, and while I…

I never made it out the driveway. But yeah, once that problem was solved... 18 feet of sideways giggles!