No. This is just not the collector Bullitt. For a few dollars more than 43k I would rather have the 2019 or so Bullitt model with 460hp and ac seats. 

I went here looking for this. I had one for a short time. A ‘93 maybe? Truly a car so bland, underwhelming and forgettable that most here don’t even remember it. Heck, I can’t even remember what year mine was. About as comfortable as riding in a shopping cart with all enough power to reach the speed limit on very flat…

This is a picture of two ravens, not two crows! You can tell because their beaks have feathers at the top and are more curved like a hook in front.

You don’t need an app for this! If the car’s headlights are blue, it obeys Asimov’s Three Laws, and will stop. If they’re red, then its set to “Evil” and it will run you over.

That one didn’t make it to the States, but the one we did get in the 90's was probably shittier. I drove a rental once. I was trying to get it to brake traction accelerating from a stand still uphill in the rain, and it couldn’t. And it wasn’t because of traction control or great tires.

Ah yes, the Aspire. For people who aspire to eventually own a car.

Ford Aspire. No one, I mean no one wanted to buy this even if Ford made them for 4 years (or is it 5?).

It could’ve been a Yugo rolled off the assembly line, shrunk-wrapped in plastic wrap, and not revealed till today so you can admire(?) how pristine it was and I still would not give you $8.00 for it.

Just want to, YET again, point out that this is an arithmetic average and as such, is subject to distortion by the relatively small volume of expensive cars.

The median new-car price, that is to say, the price at which 50% of new cars are less expensive than and 50% are more expensive than, is a much more realistic…

I had my left foot amputated after a run in with a copperhead in 2017.

Of all the fandoms, Star Wars has arguably the biggest one; more fans means more people talking, which usually leads to escalation. Star Trek might have been big, but it was never “Star Wars big”, so it would make sense that the fans would be more “under control”.

The S was the first that was truly mass produced and showed that it could be piratical.

Thanks Rob, this got me laughing at 8AM. I saw the decals, the shitty looking rims, and then the cherry on top...salvage title. All yours for $40k.

Second gear: Aptera isn’t wrong about the Tesla plug being more elegant than J1772 and CCS. A CCS cable and connector is about the size of a gas nozzle, but much heavier and less flexible. This is because the wires inside are liquid-cooled due to the massive amount of DC current being pumped through them.

Tesla’s V2…

I can’t believe people bought these new. Having dodged that bullet why would you buy one used? NFD.

Thoughts and prayers for anyone who has a Nissan Murano shaped void in there life...

The Element abruptly stops when, I’m assuming, the driver notices the speeding Highlander.

I love that this thing exists. It’s one of those “special” cars that really needs to find a “special” buyer. One who is slightly off-kilter in the head, but also has the disposable income to indulge in low-grade madness like this. Sadly, I only fall into one of those categories, and I won’t tell you which.

That Nissan front-wheel drive thing at LeMans a few years ago.

Back in the 80s, he had a VW Bug with a Rolls Royce-style body kit like this: