I’d want it to make the flying car noise from the old Jetsons cartoon.

But according to the ad it has a custom TUNE (burble tune spits fire). That has to be worth at least $16K all by itself or something. All caps tunes are the best, right?

Ran when parked.

CO. Great breweries. Clear air. Great mountain roads. If you are of a mind, legal weed.

Truth. And money.

Lining up wrong or not, why why why do they race at godawful shit show tracks like this? It’s just horrible, like someone was falling down drunk when they designed it. No elegance or flow to it whatsoever.

Poor thing. Didn’t even get a chance to fulfill its destiny and rust away in 6 years.

In response to the headline question- No. No it isn’t.

I think he’ll put them back on the Celica they came from, maybe.

Wrangvlerine

I actually went ahead and put ighome as my start page. It’s not a bad replacement.

Honestly, I’d rather read the manual to my slow cooker than pay attention to a college basketball game.

This poor fella just over the hill from my house- I don’t even remember what it was called. Cactus Park, I think.

I don’t care if it will do the Kessel run in less than ELEVEN parsecs as long as it stays uglier than Black Friday at Walmart. Just saying.

It’s news from the car world, but I have never been more indifferent to anything in my life.

That sounds like something a Communist would say.

Having owned enough of them (‘76 Malibu, ‘77 Regal, ‘78 Regal, ‘76 Electra) I’d have to change your statement a little to “I wouldn’t pay $10K for EVERY American car from this era”. Well-kept hot garbage is still hot garbage and all that, and that period for cars was terrible.

Those wheels need to be broken into pieces, melted, recast into D&D figurines, melted again, recast into counterfeit DDR one Mark coins, and then buried deep in a peat bog.

4th if I’m not mistaken.

What happened to the #15 Mustang? I could only check timing and scoring every so often, and it went from leading to 9th in a lap.