US average is ~12k a year. My commute is about 50 miles a day round trip, so just driving between home and work that’s 19k a year. Then add in shopping, beach trips, etc. I typically hit 30k miles a year combined. That’s where having multiple cars come in handy so you can disperse the mileage.

Good report. I’m a year behind you but didn’t get my license until ‘97 (parents found out I was borrowing the extra car during the summer while they were at work). On the plus side, I was really good at manual when I went to take my test. I just bought my first automatic in 20+ years, still going to keep a weekend MT…

Maybe she was using his placard?

“Good” and “McDonalds” is not a phrase I would use.

“Are you allright? Are you sure? Cause you just went through a wall.”

Not sure why, but I love this opening (and the movie):

FYI, there is a 22B replica on sale in TX right now:

In this case, I’m glad I didn’t throw out the IV and TBOGT/TLAD discs.

No, that actually happened. It doesn’t seem like they acknowledge it in the second season though.

My second gen Outback has a “secret” drawer there, I found $60 in cash when I bought it (I believe it had been there for 10 years, the second owner never knew about it).

Had something just like this a few weeks ago. Doing 55 in the right lane on a two lane highway, suddenly someone in the left lane doing around 20 turns right and drives straight in front of me to get on the turn lane they just missed.

STI still has hydraulic (WRX switched to electronic in 2015).

The IT crowd? It’s excellent (one of my repetitive go-tos on Netflix). Just don’t try to watch the couple episodes of the US version.

42k miles and needed a valve cover gasket? Yikes

I enjoy not having to deal with carbs. Also 30k engine rebuilds.

This, I had a guy in a Camaro come into my lane and almost run me off the road because he couldn’t see my silver car in the right lane. Normally I would say it’s an excuse but I believe it with the tiny windows and huge blindspot.

Some Subarus are still built in Japan. But yeah, if it’s a Legacy it was assembled in Indiana.

I like the carguments, keep them coming.

Baha