I know how that is. The worst is the completely unrelated car thought that pops up from a convoluted place in your brain, those are always fun to try and explain.
I know how that is. The worst is the completely unrelated car thought that pops up from a convoluted place in your brain, those are always fun to try and explain.
I think I secretly like pushing my GF's buttons in this way...
I hear ya. Correcting small details is part of my job and it's part of my personality, so it's hard not to do it in everyday life. Working on it.
Me too. I'm trying, but haven't made much progress. We should start a support group.
This x1000. My wife just walks away
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Same here. It's an epidemic!
Sometimes it's hard to keep my mouth shut, when so many people are so wrong so often.
Solution: avoid Virginia at all costs.
Reminds me of something I threw into a bit of car prose a few years ago: "Somewhere in the distance a lowered Honda lost a drag race to a minivan that didn't even know it was racing."
I would be equally happy to hear about the new record for Fastest Flaming Cartwheel by a Monster Truck at 96.7 mph. Either is fine.
He'll have trouble carrying that speed through turn 12 i'm guessing....
What's the shit equivalent of dry heaving? I'd be doing that.
Anyone else think that the Colorado is the best looking truck out right now?
there are and have been plenty of shitty European cars out there, now and in the past. Are you going to follow up this article with an explanation of British Leyland?
*motorlivingroom
On a run my Dad's old Ferrari 575 once averaged 21mpg (imperial), It has a 25.1 imperial gallon fuel tank so that equates to a theoretical range of 527 miles.
Last week. The Olds Custom Cruiser did okay. Before that there was a cheap-seats MB 240D and a VW Westie that each got an approving nod. It's not all carnage here.
I think it involves ritual sacrifice of head gaskets.