D'oh, I ordered the 150watt inverter on Monday! Keep the deals coming.

But the i30 in my home is called the Elantra, and that will surely be memorable as the Korean Civic, no? Also, I would say it is more common to see a Hyundai than a Kia around here.

Which cars of today will be completely forgotten in 30 years?

That is an easy mistake to make actually... the driver went for the gap that was immediately available, instead of the gap that would exist after the obstacle finished moving. I bet he was just trying to pass on the left and didn't expect the flatbed to TRY TO PULL A U-TURN DIRECTLY IN HIS PATH.

Yes! I'm not the only one who immediately thinks of this song when I see a 'cuda!

It's a 1920's thing, you wouldn't understand.

When I see that city name, I can't help but think:

Looking at the driver's side fender and running board, NYC winter is one of the reasons we might not be seeing this truck much longer :(

Agreed, that is a lot of money for the Fit. A Civic EX can be had for $21,090, but that doesn't include navigation.

They had the boat up and out... It wasn't the daisy-chaining, it was the lack of safety chains and not securing the hitch!

It isn't, the dealership tacked on a lot of F&I department extras. Things like extended warranties, service plans, paint protection, pinstriping, undercoating, etc.

Adblock makes it all go away. Probably not a suggestion you'll appreciate, per your line of work.

NP. There's probably $3950 in scrap steel in that behemoth!

Reminds me of the Tyco Turbo Hopper I had in my childhood, around the same time too.

Neutral: I received a recall for my '97 Jetta, they wanted to add a shield to protect the fuel filler neck in the rear wheelwell. Apparently a catastrophic tire failure could crack the fuel filler neck, thus causing fiery death.

"attempts to split an impossibly narrow gap"

Honda steering wheel?

Frank's father?!

I hadn't seen this since reading about it in Guiness during my childhood so I had to google it. Here's some build photos, etc:

The "GT room" featured some familiar favorites. I probably shouldn't admit that I like color-matched luggage, but I'm digging the bright red suitcase inside that Gullwing. Not sure what's going on with that steering wheel though.