Source for the no-knock part?  All the articles I’ve seen so far don’t say either way.

I don’t know exactly what the market looks like these days, but throughout my low income childhood, we had a lot of Chryslers because they were the cheapest domestics. Not so much because rah rah USA! but more because they were cheaper to repair than imports. More of them on the road and more re-use of parts across…

Hey! This is from me probably a year ago lol. I ended up getting a 2011 Volvo C30 Rdesign, a long with my Supra! Here’s some pics.

Yea, people really forget the logistics of having to repair a car. Breaking down at home is best case scenario. Crank position sensor fail at a busy intersection at night? Not great. Tow trucks, canceling plans, unexpected expenses, arranging a rental. If you’re down with the sickness, awesome, but most people are…

So they’re like ldl and hdl cholesterol

This is the correct answer.

Hyundai and Kia.

You can only get the stick in the Targa 4S, which starts at 143k, so after even basic options you’re $160k+, and that’s before the markup, IF you can find one!

So back in college, I worked for a summer job at the Corps of Engineers, which I called the Corpse of Engineers, because that group was actually all accountants and the like.

This was a settlement of the AG’s investigation/probe, without the accused party admitting to any wrongdoing. The AG didn’t continue with their investigation or pursue criminal charges as a result of this settlement. Perhaps they didn’t think there was enough evidence to secure a criminal conviction and agreed to end…

I’m really stoked on this one. People used to say that Porsche “could never make an electric car that feels like a Porsche!” but it turns out... *Taycan.*

...our you know, just an article about how a Ford plant in a predominantly black community has riled up racists in positions of power due to how the black community will benefit from it.

I kept the greenhouse the same. Just took some mass out of the body side/fender.

On BMWs, at least on my ‘09 135i, it is a headlight, of a sort. With the Adaptive option, turning on a turn signal (really, BMW’s have them, and some of us use them!) fires up a moving cornering lamp, housed there, surrounded by an angel eye. The Adaptive lights do other things too, like auto-dipping the nearside high…

I’m almost angrier about a $500 N2 fill than a $40,000 markup.

CR-Z

The base model comes with sync 3 with the 8" touch screen and can run carplay or android auto as standard

Were there no submissions from people who aren’t planning to endanger the public for you to choose from?

I would never recommend a Wrangler for daily driver duty if it’s not going to be used for serious off-road work. 3 dogs? The Lexus is the correct answer. Or a 4Runner if you’re trying to avoid something so big and thirsty. OR you can get an AWD Flex for under $15k.

I’ve been sorta in the market for a (normal) Z3. Generally higher mileage, late 90s examples are selling for about $8k give or take.