I’m not looking forward to the Leviticus. Lots of rules to follow. Must be a Homologation special.

I’m still waiting for their follow up to the Genesis which is Exodus.

My Jeeps are art. They increase property values. Proven fact.

I’ll stick my head out here...

To Whom It May Concern:

Negative.

The new Jag XJ has an option to set the screen for like “minimalist” view or something, it’s the best thing ever.

100%. That and the Evo wagon made me have a....ahem, situation...in my pants.

Classic Car Market will crash. All the major collectors have been cashing out since 2014, numbers have been sliding on “blue chip” classics for the last couple of years or holding stable (meaning the gravy train of insane ROI is over), and the buyers (old guys) aren’t buying anymore. Nobody wants to talk about it…

“David Tracy will continue to buy bits of rust held together with paint and prayers and we will continue to encourage him to do so.”

No, that’s a bad idea. If you point one of those at an old Jeep, it just stops existing.

So much about this story confuses me. Foremost; how does an ig photo op masquerading as an art piece have the $$$ to pay thousands in fines and street clean up? Can I market my bedroom as The Museum of Unfolded Laundry and make bank?

The fresh water from the sky came in the form of snow.

Real sprinkles...............YUM!

I was going to say ‘why don’t they just use real, biodegradable sprinkles and warn folks their clothes may get stained if they come into contact with them’ but then the museum would have to deal with birds, reptiles, etc. that have heart disease and other health issues.

+1 for wicked

Make for some wicked good street ice hockey, though.

its like an automotive version of the Bellagio Fountains.

And in Houston, we drove to work with sunroof open, took kids to soccer late this afternoon, and then we removed the sheets from the plants because the crazy super-sub-freeze of 26 degrees is finally over. Four nights of frozen hell. Hell I say!