Did anyone actually read this or are you all just sticking to your guns in order stay with general opinion of others? Dude has some valid points, and not once does he try to claim innocence or justify what he did. He also used little rhetoric in his approach, which I commend. But no, lets be Gawker and focus on…

It'll go back to douche. It's the only direction one can go.

For your FIRST vehicle, a base model is fine. My first truck was a base model Mazda B2000. Power nothing, 5-speed, no tachometer, not even a stereo.

You wouldn't need all of that. Buy the car that has the best driving characteristics and creature comforts that you want - used to take depreciation out of the mix, then you just upgrade the audio/video system. There, I just saved you thousands of dollars. I accept checks and money orders.

No, he forgot he had it

I just came here to say your user name is awesome.

probably due to missed medication

I know several co workers that are at deaths door if they are late to lunch.

I can't even begin to comprehend how new technology makes some people forget the basics.

Well obviously they could have rolled the windows down to call for help. /s

My dad is 64, drives a 2014 Corvette. My mother drives a Buick Enclave. Nailed it.

"But it has been unfairly judged because of the idea that its tech is outdated and its owner group is one stereotypical fat man".

Pinching the top of the "H" into an "A" is more aerodynamic.

Tomorrow isn't next Thursday. The next Thursday we will experience is THIS Thursday.

150 really isn't that bad, especially in a car like this.

Because you read Jalopnik?!

There is one rule on American highways, and that rule is "fuck you, buddy" :-)

I still wouldn't trust that many random drivers with my life. Like I said, at those closing speeds you would appear to come out of nowhere.