He needs something with four wheel dr . . . Um, nevermind.

I don’t think Mr. Gerber is a Ford customer. He’s got a verified account, and Mr. Levine is going after him for full-self driving and rooftop solar panel problems. He’s either a Tesla employee or shill. I don’t feel like looking it up to see which.

I thought it was cool when we originally bought our 2nd gen., but the reality is we never used that table once.

That’s blasphemy.

We had the official TI cassette recorder backup to save stuff on.

I was going to suggest my dad’s E21. Beat me to it. Also, I couldn’t figure out how to describe the placement.

I belong to the local small town Facebook news page and they can’t go more than a week without complaining about the two-year old traffic circles, despite the fact that they’ve completely eliminated the huge traffic backups we were dealing with on weekends.

I think the wheels were 1/2" wider as well.

Star for having a ‘96 SE-R! I’m surprised the gearbox survived.

You get a star for having a red B14. That doesn’t look like an SR20, though.

 Neil. 

My Odyssey has three! I had this adaptor that would split 1 port into 2, so if I could find that I’d have four! Four of these things plus a 21 gallon fuel tank=infinite range!

I’ve had the same CD baking away in there for years now.

Next month: $6,000 Customer Cash available on all special edition Passats!

*Buys hybrid*

After reading some screed by some self-proclaimed patriot on the local small town Facebook page on how he managed to not wear a mask in the grocery store, thus reestablishing freedom in my area, I found myself wondering how that bozo would have done during WW2, so this is very timely.

Wait, Sharon Stone was in Police Academy 4?

When we got married, my wife had a ‘98 Neon. It was surprisingly fun in some ways, but her was an automatic and as WalMart Shoes suggests, that’s a deal breaker. Driving around town that car was always stuck between high-reving 1st gear and bogging the engine 2nd. It wasn’t an especially great engine to rev either.