Yeah, that kind of exclusion shouldn’t be condoned, so I’m glad people are distancing themselves from that.

What kind of terrible, backwards people say that old stuff is NOT welcome at a car show?

I find this is mostly model specific, modified or not and in general depending on where you live. I live in Western Washington so the sheer amount of Subaru’s here makes the wave thing pretty rare but I also only get it from Modified Subaru’s or other STI owners.

Super Cruise.

This. I don’t end up in traffic much anymore ever since I got a job which is a very short distance from my home, but I’ve had commutes cursed by a traffic bottle neck which has me bouncing from brake to gas for a while. Having a self-driving function that could take over for that bit would be fantastic.

That’s Mazda’s system.

Yeah, I have an Evo VIII + a Franken7 (homebuilt Lotus replica) + a Ducati (That I’m swapping for a KTM). So I’m good on fun.

http://www.curbsideclassic.com/automotive-histories/automotive-history-the-case-of-the-very-rare-1978-dodge-diesel-pickup-and-the-non-existent-diesel-van/

For Miss Mercedes’s:

My words: The smart fortwo is a super reliable car! It hasn’t let me down yet!

The game of Lava, Mustang, Crowds is a lot like Rock, Paper, Scissors.

Nice price, for certain and damn straight.

O’Reilly!

except that’s a Ford F250

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The only spanner we call a wrench is a monkey wrench, and in order to avoid that, we call ‘em a pair of Stilsons.

Much smarter. Like you actually, I don’t know, thought about what you were doing before acting.

Until I built my teardrop trailer, I tent-camped any time I worked a weekend at the track. In a first-generation Miata. I basically worked out a spot for everything - the stove fit perfectly in the well in the trunk floor; my duffel bag with clean clothes, my sleeping bag, and my pillow could be stuffed in once the…