The funniest road trip experience that I had was driving around 4 hours home after my dad picked up his 1965 Corvette Stingray with side pipes.

Sorry, forgot the source :

Uh oh, look who already forgot the last 8 years?

Yo - It was called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

You and I are/were in the same boat. I grew up with financially secure parents that always said “None of your business” when I asked questions about family finance. Made some bad choices as a young’n, now having clawed out of it, the dealer we were at recently was thoroughly understanding when I said “The reason I…

I own one, and it is my new favorite winter beater! Everyone needs a lil W8 in their life... here’s the story:

While I love a good pun-fest, the subject here and heinous corporate evilness covering up customer deaths and injuries makes it about as un-funny as you can get. Not even dark humor relieves this situation.

This was well written Ryan. Really sad story for the families.Goodyear is trash, and I’ll never put anything like that on any of my vehicles.

So as a pilot... the term Autopilot does not mean what a lot of people think it means. It takes extensive monitoring and instruction to get the autopilot to do what we want it to do.

Interestingly enough, that’s similar to how my daily driver smart caught on fire. In the summer of 2016 I was driving home from a contract when I just so happened to touch my handbrake handle...it was burned my hand. I didn’t have a whole lot of time to be curious about it because twenty seconds later the CEL came on.…

My 62 Lincoln Contintental was and is my dream car. I vowed since the middle 90s that I wanted one, always put if reach of my financial capabilities I kept dreaming. Then one day I found one rotting back into the earth and luckily the price was right and I got it! Soon after overjoyed I joined a major form for these…

“Nicer?”

What’s worse is that it looks otherwise well kept.

but it takes their picture.

I just had a crazy idea:

I’m overdue.

The column problem is infamous on Saginaw columns. There are 4 bolts down at the base of tilt columns that work loose and make the column all loose and wobbly like that. It’s disconcerting when driving, but the column never completely falls off.

I had an ‘88 Jetta GLI in college. After college I was working three jobs in two states and put 40,000 miles on it in a year. I took it a mechanic for state inspection, I go to pick the car up and the mechanic returned my $25, said that he was sorry for me, and said that they stopped counting problems at around $4K.

But think about it—a civilian version of SURUS would make a fantastic platform for delivery vehicles, buses, and, best of all, RVs! A camper that could drive itself down the highway while you cooked up some pizza rolls or took a leisurely bowel movement is essentially the modern human’s dream, realized.

Nope nope nope nope. Sure, a reliable vehicle would be nice, and putting my money towards upgrades instead of repairs would be nice, and ... what was I saying?