The perfect unit for keeping your Burro garage cool:

But I can’t quit looking at the shitty taillights.

German cars are good.

Bait & switch.

It’s an amazing build, and amazingly underpowered. It barely flies. Needs another 150 HP to fly as it should.

It’s not limited to NOVA. We lived in VA for 10 years, and my jobs took me to every county in the state (sorry, commonwealth). I saw batshit crazy driving everywhere. Need to turn round suddenly in the middle of heavy traffic? Sure, no problem, just whip it around! Not that it doesn’t happen elsewhere, but in VA, it’s…

That was fun. It was nice to see Jeremy Cliff was the lead photographer on the project. He’s an excellent shooter out of Chicago.

I think the Velorex was just happy to see you.

What is with these topics as of late? Overrated on sale. Overrated of all time. Unluckiest automaker.

TruckNutz don’t count?

...feels a little like what an ad agency might come up with to try and really sell the idea of 120° summers.

Happy birthday, David!

For 17 years, I drove a 2.4L 4-cyl, RWD 2000 Nissan Frontier, which averaged 19 MPG city, 24.8 on the highway. For several years, I regularly drove an 1,100-mile round trip. I averaged 68 MPH on those trips. Once, I decided to see what kind of mileage I could get if I drove 55 on the highway, on one leg of the trip…

I don’t think you can part it out and get $1,800 for the parts. Not even in California.

Two weeks, huh? Plenty of time to shred papers and erase emails and other files.

We lived in Virginia for a decade that seemed like a century. One reason we left was the stupidly dangerous drivers. Whenever we see a car pull a u-turn in the middle of a busy street (turn signals? Ha!), we look for a VA plate, which is on just over half the cars we see pull that idiotic maneuver.

I want my MTV. NP.

Except his underwear. He should definitely change that!

Are those better for preventing skid marks?

Even the seller Audi know better than to think that’s a good price.