Wow. It's still only $3.76 here. However, when they were breaking down where gas money goes, they left out the hundreds we spend each year because of speculators.

I saw my first Evoque yesterday, and it was surprisingly good at making me want it.

I like it.

I like the brand breakdown in the pie.

"I can't believe I haven't sold this awesome truck yet. It must be the green paint. No one around here would want to be mistaken for a Packers fan."

If you're going to spend that much time in a car, it better be comfortable!

What a BAMF.

I second that! 4.6s are fantastic.

Nice tough truck. I'd take the Excursions over the Suburbans if I was on a budget, but if I were the richest of the rich, I wouldn't even be considering a production car. Blacked out for classic style, and maybe some rims to accent or match the ones on my car (Not necessarily those rims though)

Does he live in this?

I concur.

Yes. I love it. I Saw a great '66 Suburban on craigslist here, and I really wanted it. The old suburbans are just too cool.

I hate the interior, but I kinda like the look on the calipers and wheels. I might do that as a subtle sign to my odd fascination with camouflage. However, I don't understand the peace signs at all.

I more meant bike lanes as in lanes that bikes occupy, not necessarily marked lanes.

I thought I was the only one!

Well, it's gotta be something without a center console, because making out over [the car's] gearshifter could make things a little difficult. It's gotta be a little cozy, but not too tight. And it has to look good. It should be good for cruising too. I know if my date picked me up in this, I'd be beside myself.

Parking in downtown Madison:

Of all the Aston Martins I've ever seen, this is down there with the Cygnet.

That owning an old pickup makes you redneck. Plenty of white collar commuters have brand new F150s and Silverados, but anything from before 1999 is automatically redneck.

I second this.