“Hot-rodding is a national birthright!”

Not having extensive knowledge on minor VW visual change =/= not a Jalop. I’ll stay where I’ve been for the last 5 years.

Are you kidding me?

I’m proud of myself. For the first time in my life, I was able to look at the pic and say “I think that’s a Super Beetle” but I wasn’t sure why.

Most cars don’t have “Auto” headlights.

Clearly somebody forgot to paint the This End Up arrows on the hull.

The only reason for this replay is an attempt to bait someone into a corner, so you can try to knock down his replay. He does not need to reply, he already said, “ I dunno what will be the solution”. And I agree, BEV is not going to work out in the end.

Does no one here fault the morality of the buyer?!? Jesus H - its like Tom is completely absolving the buyer of any fault, here. Nobody held a gun to the buyer’s head and said “sign here”. This speaks more to the “I deserve a new car” mentality of people than it does to the sales tactics of a car dealer. Dealers are…

Privately owned family business... They can do whatever they want re: politics... “The arrangement fundamentally means that the family can utilize the sport’s name in any political machination they see fit.” Solution? Don’t watch the pre-race...

When I was 6 and 7 my parents had one (81-82). We lived in upstate New York and naturally my sister and I sat in the back with our fighter pilot joystick handles. They put a bed cap on it and We had sleeping bags we would sit in while my parents would open the sliding rear window for heat.

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And every single one ended with a fistfight in the pits.

As a teen in the 2000s I also learned on one, and I drive a manual to this day.  I enjoy it.  I always have enjoyed it.  I don’t care that an auto can shift faster or save .2mpg, I prefer to be in control.  

Who let you on here?

This is such sad news to me. I don’t know why I care, and I realize that there is no logical reason to drive a manual but I prefer it to the point that I have never bought an automatic.

Why do i suddenly have an urge to go to the store and buy all the wd-40 they have...

Between that and how they now offer blacked out wheels and trim on everything. They literally have played out blackout, as it went from sharp and mysterious to “I’m a cool dad whose wife let me buy this”

That’s the problem, you can get a bigger, more capable truck for the same money. There were plenty of Gladiators at the local Jeep dealership for well into the $50k range. That’s 3/4 ton truck money. I love the idea of a Wrangler pickup priced to compete with midsize offerings, not so much priced against 1/2 to 3/4…

Ah, here we are, wide awake, 7:50AM, and David is posting cars that aren’t just rusting — but also completely inaccessible.

So the plan to avoid contact with the corona virus by avoiding contact with the outside world includes (presumably) eating food that was handled by people in the outside world? Solid plan.