Spice colored interior?

Ah you think plagiarism is your ally? You merely adopted the plagiary. I was born in it, molded by it. I didn’t see original content until I was already a man, by then it was nothing to me but blinding!

There were a few parallels, but calling it plagiarism is a stretch

Dear Tom,

But why male models?

Manchild judging fellow manchildren for talking about manchild things on a place for manchildren talking about manchild things. Lol.

You’re posting on a car blog run by manchildren for manchildren.

Ironman is a Marvel (not DC) character.

What does DC comics have to do with this?

Pretty sure that's a Lambo dude

Nothing particularly stupid about taking on sport bikes in a car, just all the standard stupidity that comes with “takin on” anything on an open/public street.

C5s, and FRCs in particular, are great because they offer high performance/dollar. Finding a pristine one that has a high asking price kinda defeats that. Better to find one that’s been flogged already. You’re going to have to replace all the degraded rubber bits anyways. Everything else that degrades with use is…

Looks like someone wanted to make it clear who wore the pants in this relationship.

Local government hard at work here.

The cops didn’t care until they started blaring recordings of Subaru boxer-4 exhausts.

No war room for them to have taken their fight to?

Going for the rugged outdoorsmen look so that in the event that he has no idea what he’s doing when he’s wrenching on the car, he can at least look the part.

How would you compare the ups and downs of this relationship to that of Ron and Sammy on Jersey Shore?

I don’t think you can call it “bad.” The control functioned as intended and functioned consistently. Some people didn’t find it intuitive. That’s not cause for blame.

It’s “voluntary” because there’s nothing functionally wrong with the shifter in question. Not Chrysler’s fault that their vehicle doesn’t protect its owners from bouts of carelessness or flat out stupidity. They chose to do something to address a common misuse of their product.