So the towing company and its alleged owner get called out by name, but the alleged crooked cop gets protection. This is why people hate cops.

Exaggeration, Hyperbole, and self-aggrandizement: he’s the Donald Trump of designers.

Point of order - most of the hatred cited here is perfectly reasonable.

Why does a highway need a name?

A vehicle that was introduced, was something of an embarrassment, then immediately withdrawn? The Kia Borrego

I think they should have gone back even further than that, and returned to the classic-era series designations. “Series Sixty-one” “Series Seventy-five,”’etc. Different than other brands, and quite elegant when spelled out.

These always remind me of the scene in “Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer” where Rudolph’s dad puts mud on his nose to disguise it.

Pretty sure these only came with a 4-speed automatic. They weighed nearly 4000 lb. perhaps the 6-speed wasn’t up to the load.

I had a ‘05 Accord coupe and was struggling to change a headlight bulb. I reached out via text to my nephew, who was a Honda service advisor at the time, for assistance. His response? “Get smaller hands.”

Wouldn’t usable space in a van be limited by the position of the front seats, rather than the position of the b-pillar? Note that the Nissan’s seat is visible through the side window, while the others aren’t.

I think my husband and I should move into this neigjborhood, build a huge garage, and use parts of it for dance parties and drag shows with all our gay friends.

Great movie. “If we fold, you won’t have any damn phones. AT&T. We’re tired of taking your crap.”

The wipers in my truck are rain-sensitive. The headlights are fully automatic, including the high-beams. Once the turn signals learn to read my mind, there will be no need for stalks or knobs. That’s kinda sad, because I do love to fiddle with a stalk now and then. 

Challenger R/T? Meh. They should have done away with the pretense and called it “Córdoba.”

Gotta love the people who want to borrow one of my manual-transmission cars to teach their little angel, Junior Clutchdump, how to drive a stick. “I think you should just buy him an old beater to learn on.” “Oh, he’s not getting a car with a stick. I just want him to know how to drive one.” Bite me.

Awful, but not as bad as the guy who runs up to the Silverado and kisses it on the bumper.

Pennsylvania has a fairly rigorous annual inspection program that covers lights, brakes, chassis components, tires, rust, emissions (most areas). If you’re at the low end of the market, a recent PA inspection can provide some peace of mind, provided it’s done by a reputable shop, which is easy enough to check.

As far-out as the flying, briefcase cars of “The Jetsons.” Elon Musk has a way of making far-out visions come true, but this one is a whopper. Drilling a light rail tunnel under the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh cost half a billion dollars - and the tunnel is about 1/2 mile long.

Enthutective: enthusiastic, yet protective.

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