I’m sold. Tartan seats, sunroof and a manual.

Great car but the transmissions in these were notorious for failing. If it’s been replaced already then this is a no-brainer.

I-16 between Macon and Savannah. Maybe the most desolate interstate in the South. The only thing keeping you from dozing off is that it’s infested with deer at night.

My 2nd car was a beige ‘87 Tempo with whitewall tires. After my ‘82 Bonneville this was an upgrade. I remember being jealous of those gen 2s with the fancy knobs protruding from the instrument binnacle.

Having a job for 10 years seems like it blew his mind.

The flashlight code has expired.

The flashlight code has expired.

This really gives me a warm-fuzzy feeling about the construction quality of 285 that passes under a Hartsfield-Jackson runway.

Sales of the Leaf fell off the map because it was almost a free ride with the lease deals they were running.

The Bolt is available in a handful of states at this point. National distribution won’t complete until late summer. In Atlanta, one of America’s largest EV markets, there are waiting lists. For some reason Georgia is one of the last states to get the Bolt.

When James Brown died, Al Sharpton was next to me at the baggage carousel on his way to Augusta for the funeral.

My Tempo was beige. With whitewalls. #BeigeBubble

Good thing Atlanta United is a road game this weekend.

I-285. And Waze.

Most importantly, nobody was hurt. AFD new it would collapse so they stayed back.

Yes. It was last call.

SIlver

Tom, you wrote about the perfect car earlier this month (and I snagged one myself). The Chevrolet SS. With the rebate, it checks all the boxes.

The platform-mate‘87 Chevrolet Beretta GT got me through college.

Is there anything in the settlement for former owners of a 2.0-liter VW?

Does the sale of Opel slightly reopen the door to a GM/Chrysler merger? That would get GM back into Europe.