I obviously missed that info. Well cool. Look forward to seeing it next August then.

I’d like to see that in the Tudor series, but I doubt that’d happen with the engine restrictions. It would be fun to watch at VIR next year.

I am currently putting off 2 repairs.

I love the Sonett, but I’ve seen some in better shape for the same price. That being said, I’d still buy it, but I think the price is a little high.

The Hummer is like a big cuddly metal teddy bear.

Had to replace the fuel pump in my ‘99 Grand Prix. The good part was I didn’t need to drop the fuel tank because GM provided a nice access port in the trunk.

If the van’s a-rockin...

I am upset at the omission of Oliver from this list. Screw that Crown Vic, it didn’t cross an African country.

How nobody has mentioned Oliver yet, is mind blowing.

It’s in a pretty reasonable spot right at the bottom of the door.

I’m also perplexed by this whole thing. I took a look at the physical release handles in the video linked in the article, and it’s not like the handle for the door is hidden. It’s right where a hood latch release might be found in many cars, wouldn’t be far fetched to look there.

It has a button that you push. There are no handles inside or out. Like the article said, there is an emergency release on the floor in case of loss of power.

“You bought me a Corvette?”

The 3.8L was used in longitudinal applications as well, namely the Camaro and Firebird, it bolts up just fine.

Right behind the small block V-8

Come on people, it’s not like this is Lotus or Ferrari making an SUV. This is Lambo, the biggest “Because we can” car maker in the world. The cash grab reason behind it might make you roll your eyes, but it’s not like this is company that has a pedigree of racing cars. It has a pedigree of ridiculous vehicles and…

We recently came across this conundrum. Our little guy fell asleep on our way to our old apartment to do one final cleaning before moving out. It was about 60 degrees, I cracked the windows and when I brought stuff out to the truck, left the lift gate open. So there was plenty of cool air getting in. I also made sure…

The first time I saw one, it was broken down on the side of the highway.

I had one pass me yesterday and it took me a good while to realize it wasn’t a Malibu. That made me sad.