Even the Murano Crosscab?

Unless the new hipsters put on old Scion ones.

Well, at least now you’ll only have to swap one badge.

#1 most neglected tool, even by seasoned mechanics, is lighting. Get yourself a portable spotlight, a flashlight, a drop cord, and most crucially a wearable headlamp.

if I had 20k to spend on a bike transporter I would get a late 90s dodge van and give it the dajiban treatment.

I salute you, from underneath my Camaro trying to get these damn exhaust manifold bolts loose!

Agree.

Starting in the 2000 model year, the Honda S2000. Take an older style, originally brought back by the Miata, but then get Honda to challenge it with this beautiful aggressive modern guy.

♫ The hills are alive with the sound of displaaaacement...♫

Brutaler.

I swear to the mighty gods of all that is four-wheeled, if one of you clowns buys this and so much as looks at Summit Racing...

Not these guys.

With all due respect, in regards to #9——Norm MacDonald is one of the funniest people on Earth. Not knowing who he is and appreciating his style of humor says more about the observer than the observed.

#6 - F&*k Brad. I bet he was a Corolla. She looks like she drives a Corolla.

Thus. I guess people walk in to my garage, see tools all over the wall, and think “wow he must really like working on cars.”

That we, in our free time, want to fix and/or modify your car for free. Usually this happens while you hang out in my garage, touch everything, and spew car diarrhea from your mouth that is incredibly inaccurate. Your cousins exboyfriend did not have a mint 9-sec Fox Body, ever. I would have known about him and the…

Are you sitting on the right hand side of the waiting room?

Your AC doesn’t need a recharge, you have a leak. R134a doesn’t degrade, your AC is a closed system. If your AC isn’t as cold as it once was you have a leak or a component needs to be replaced. A recharge just pushes a problem down the road.

On a car I care about/own? NAPA or GTFO. Parts are the highest quality replacement parts outside of OEM/specialty internet (sometimes they actually carry OEM parts.) The prices are higher than VatoZone or O’Reilly’s, and the people that work there are by and large the most actually knowledgeable about what a part…