Is this website even for car people anymore?

For what is nominally a car site, there’s an awful lot of yucking other people’s yum.

What does this mean? What’s in Utah?

Not really, there have always been tiers to it. This isn’t the New York Times, but even in the heyday of print media there were plenty of more casual papers and zines with lower editorial standards. This is basically a small niche going through a lot of turmoil in its management and ownership and they don’t get a lot…

Not with CA plates

Is this post somehow not related to cars?

No way was the Supra overlooked in favor of the 3000GT/Stealth at the time. Nope. Supra was just too expensive, just like the 3000GT. Everyone at the time thought of the Mitsu as just a cruiser, not a street fighter car. Everyone wanted a Supra but couldn’t afford it (and this was way before Fast and Furbies came out).

This is some gatekeeping bullshit you should be ashamed of.

Found the drone trying to convince us everything is alright, and this story couldn’t possibly be true.

“Crush the cars”? “Local TV channel”? *VeryOldRacer* — ah, makes sense.

that’s some dumb fuckery. in the real world, when i meet someone with tattoo sleeves, you better believe i’m looking at them. or any visible tattoos, they will be looked at. your sympathy for a nazi is sickening.

None. Like pagers of the 90's, it’s time for some see-through acrylics. There’s no hiding from the “intimate encounters” between you and your partner on the highway when everyone can see your business from every angle...

your comment reads like an ideological tinted rant

Counterpoint: The 9-7X isn’t the worst Saab, it’s the best Trailblazer.

You’re being pedantic. Cordless has widely been accepted to mean there’s no cord going to an outlet. It hasn’t meant it’s devoid of all/every form of cords/cables/wires. Afterall, your (if you’ve still got one) cordless phone still has a cord going from an outlet to the basestation.  Your cordless drill has a cord…

I’m not black, but I’ve been to places in the US where I do believe the Green Book would still be relevant today. Especially at the border of Florida and Alabama. Big religious conservative cities that you’ve heard of are not the ones you have to worry about, it’s the little towns that are identified by a single…

Grew up in Utah, can confirm the dominant religion is racist AF.

I think we still need an (online) Green Book for POCs traveling the South and Rural America

Shit, if only I had bought less iPhones or eaten less avocado toast I might be able to buy this beauty.