Yeah this would be my pick for this guy. Unless you’re in metro Detroit or something, they aren’t super common either. Get a green one and boom, there’s your personality.

5th gear: “Is it possible to create a destination that car shoppers want to visit, where they might even find delight in experiencing “the brand?”

I completely agree with this. The older I get, the more I just want something comfortable that works well. I do not need a performance car all the time. I have also noticed the most recent gen Camry as a good option. My currently daily driver is an E34 5 series.

As the proud owner of a 2019 Camry SE in Supersonic Red, I feel the need tell you to go and fuck yourself for blindly tarring every Camry owner in history with the same brush.

Best 1984 truck was Swayze’s Cheyenne stepside in Red Dawn. That’s just science. 

This. I have only owned GM trucks. I have owned four of them, and loved them all. I’m at 13 years and counting on my ‘06 Sierra, but if I were to buy a new truck now, it’d be an F-150. The new Silverado is HIDEOUS, and the GMC is very bleh. I like the way the Ram looks, but I am not prepared to trust FCA’s quality…

and then, inexplicably, from SoHo

The call was coming from INSIDE the Ren Center.. 

and an existential question about what in God’s name Cadillac is doing anymore.

Thank you! Here’s the photographer: https://www.instagram.com/auto_tribune/

Are you proud of the fact that you’re overworked by whatever shitty organization you work for?

Dodge d series. You still see a lot of them on the road. Made for like... Decades. Easy to work on. Parts are everywhere and cheap.

Only in a rotary Mazda can you be a fan boy and shit talk your own car at the same time and everyone gets the joke...

Negative equity rollover

A lot of people seem to write of the Impala (or forget that it exists), but damn if it’s not one of the most comfortable cars I’ve ever driven. It made a 400-mile road trip feel like a trip to the grocery store. Plus a nice interior in upper trims, a well-tuned chassis, and lots of tech.

But the One to rule them all. 25th anniversary Countach:

Don’t forget a JL sticker to completely fill up the back window.

I remember having a wallpaper saved from “Supercars.net” of the Abflug Supra when I was 17. For some reason, it looked amazing to me back then.

Sometimes I forget the further away from Birmingham you get the harder it is to spot a Southern Comfort conversion.

somewhat of a feature?