I drive a Jeep Cherokee XJ now. You should see the size of the pile of tools I keep in it at all times!

Does a 2002 not have a tool kit in the trunk, like an e30? I thought its inclusion in the car ridiculous, until the first of about 500 times it got me home.

$50 for a pillow? It would need to do a lot more than “keep my head off the ground while I’m sleeping” for $50.

$50 for a pillow? It would need to do a lot more than “keep my head off the ground while I’m sleeping” for $50.

Well, I recently drove this:

If we have a great idea, and idiots are fucking it up, I’d rather educate the idiots than throw away the great idea. Keep the zipper merge; lose the idiots.

I would buy this car at this price even if it was actually on fire.

If you’ve got the space - and you do - it’s nice to keep three rags, particularly if you get a color assortment and can color-code: one for grime (oil, grease, etc), one for chemicals (window washing fluid, interior cleaning solution), and one for clean surfaces (drying washed windows, light dusting). Throw them all…

Fucking park, that’s how. (As the article wisely says: I’m just repeating for emphasis.) Back when Ingress was a popular pastime, I nearly had several accidents involving people playing behind the wheel, often in dense urban environments, but also in delightfully rural ones where you’d have no expectation someone…

I’ve got mud inside my car. And salt from the winter. On the inside of the roof. Life with no doors on your car means leaving behind conventional notions of cleanliness.