Pull up in my Delorean to get fuses and brake fluid for my pickup, and get told by “experts” that my Delorean is a piece of crap car and it’s no surprise I need to fix it.

I agree with Foxxwoof, sometimes simple straight lines can actually do more than any amount of curve or aerodynamics.

The Delorean, my dream car that I eventually got to own.

As a Child:

I suspect the reason I got into cars, when I was 3 or 4 years old:

First:

There’s always a love or hate relationship with a DeLorean, especially with my DeLorean experiences.

Shove all the counterarguments about it being too expensive and very stupid to own and all of that.

In fairness to the man, I’m not aware of any accusations he was a coke user. An informant lured him into financing a coke deal, which led to a pretty easy not guilty verdict due to entrapment.

Logan Lucky

Most speedos on American cars from the late 70s to 80s only went up to 85. And some of even had an arm to block the speedo needle from going pass 85, as there was no number after that.

After 30 seconds of a damn CIGAR STORE COMMERCIAL I turned off the video.

To make Ferrari owners feel a touch of discomfort.

I still think Adam’s “flying Cadillac” bit in the first season was one of the funniest and best things I’ve ever seen on TV:

Meanwhile, in the PNW:

ANY car?

I am a man of simple tastes.