Looks like the car is a big hit around here.

Velocity stacks and lake pipes on a Hemi? Yes, please!

I’ve never even bothered to try doing a static burnout in a manual-transmission car. It’s easy enough to do in an automatic RWD car, though.

Aw, man. I like my cheap cars to not be silent. I like them to be loud enough inside that the occasional passenger doesn’t try to talk. I prefer the white noise of wind and tires to the yapping of people; it’s much easier to tune out road noise.

I’d really rather have a 150,000-mile Camry V6 than any of those.

I’m 20 years older than you, and while I don’t entirely disagree with you here, I do see some appeal in an old-school American crapcan like this.

What the fucking fuck is wrong with people?

I mean, it shouldn’t be that difficult to just drop in the engine from a base WRX.

It’s not a return to the Civics of Honda’s best years. It’s nothing close to that.

Oh, for sure. Several BBQs. Usually with a Shiner Bock in hand.

I mean, I’m not saying it wasn’t fun...

Well, he does have a point. I’ll bet that shit stinks.

Haha, Texas. I lived there for 30 years, and there’s nothing to do but drink.

Utah is functionally a theocracy run by people who hate booze.

Sounds like a good time to install ITBs and a set of headers with an EGR delete to me.

Best in the sense of what I’d actually want of a supercar? McLaren F1.

Hmm. That Zodiac sketch also bears a resemblance to D.B. Cooper.

What’s mine is mine.

I guess we’ll see in about 40 years.

They’re definitely more luxurious these days.