Ok, but can you just give us the fucking wagon already.

I still have mine and totally agree.

Does Brooklyn still have “Alternate DAY” parking - not to be confused with Alternate SIDE parking? It’s been close to 20 years since I lived in Brooklyn with a car. Basically you would need to move your car to the other side of the street before 7am on alternating day. However, you needed to move it at 6am to get a…

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My driver’s ed instructor who was also a an insurance adjuster told us.”Fifty percent of all new drivers get into an accident in the first year of driving.” I got into my first accident at the one year and one week mark.

Buy a crap car is the point of my story.

Hell with that. What we really need is another IROC Avenger in a bitchin’ 90's color.

I miss bench seats. The world would be a happier place with more front seat sofas.

Lancia.

Trifecta of douchery. Yankees cap, RAM truck and a resident of the angriest place in the world - Staten Island, NY. This is mild compared to what’ve seen in this hodge podge of madness known as my hometown.

The first gen was a nicely styled and great car. The second gen was just boring....and no wagon unlike the 1st gen.

That’s my understanding of the two expressions as well.

This would never have hit the market and my suspicion is he never wanted it on the market. He was probably looking for some VC funding.

That Lindsay Lohan comment is really creepy.

I recall my dad getting pulled over in Connecticut by this car’s two-door sibling - the MX-6. The Connecticut State Police ordered a batch of the coupes.

The two-door MX-6 version had a certain quickness about it. The Connecticut State Police had a stable of unmarked MX-6's. I remember my dad getting pulled over by one of them along the Merrit Pkway and being blown away that the cop was driving a Mazda.

Here’s an article on them from ‘Popular Mechanics’

When a guy like this ask for car buying advice, just say, “Honda.” It seems to make them go away.

Audi Avus circa 1990. I saw this at the NY Auto Show and the polished aluminum body was wild.

The best pace car was 1971! It crashed into the photographer stand.

Also, there was controversy regarding the ABC broadcast. CART was bigger than NASCAR at the time. The Indy 500 was recorded and shown during primetime the same day (9pm EST).

The commentary was added after the race was over so Jim and Jackie knew the race was under protest. The passing under the yellow was focused on…

There is a law in NJ that you need to be a resident to work for the state. It’s called the “New Jersey First Act” if I remember correctly.