Glad to see that someone, somewhere, still gives a Fuch.

Speaking as a man who is eating healthier and taking medication for high blood pressure, Good Lord, that looks glorious.

“It’s not mine! I was holding for a friend!”

I love this turn of phrase: “...our most David Tracy vehicle...”

Is that climate control panel for the back seat a touchscreen? And am I the only one that thinks kids could kick it into oblivion for sport?

So buy a used Corolla. One can buy a basically bulletproof used car for not too much money by doing even a teensy little bit of smart shopping.

I disagree with the idea that the Sentra is a stylistic mess. Look at the previous generation:

He's an International Man of Misery!

Well, I certainly did. It was pleasant to read about someone like this who does it because he loves the next challenge.

Thi is both horrifying and absolutely effing brilliant.

I was ready to hate it until I saw the rear view, and then I kind of liked it. I went CP on reflex, but it’s kind of fun.

Well, now they just have to call the first ship the Bandit. Or Trigger.

OK, you’ve met someone, haven’t you.

Maybe it was this guy:

Is that the Go Devil on his shoulder?

Auto Exec: We want to sell the car on the basis that it is fast, very fast.

Ms. Lourd should do a review of these, if it doesn’t violate her commited relationship with her current Sentra.

My wrenching really started in the 90s on cars from the 80s, and like most, was done out of poverty and general parsimony. I can’t weld, but was willing to try most anything else. A lot of wrenching is simple component replacement, such as brakes, sensors, et al. The biggest job I ever did (and I screwed it up) was…

Was there ever antthing more 80s than this?