Here’s my method for dealing with aggressive drivers:

with real money?

The Aisin AX-15 that was the go-to transmission for Jeep wranglers for many years is a good, solid transmission. It’s very similar to and shares a lot of parts with the Toyota Supra manual transmission of the 90s. You can convert to a Chevy V8 truck engine and keep your AX-15 and it’ll hold up fine up to 300-ish HP…

I’ll never understand the desire to buy a sports car SUV. It’s still an SUV. 

This is why it’s kinda nice to be 5'9" and 175lbs. I fit into everything. Even crappy airplane seats don’t bother me. 

I just had to do a 4 pt turn to get into my poorly designed parking spot at work with my Suburban. That thing is a beast. I would prefer to drive something tiny, but I have a family of 7. On the plus side, you can transport full 4x8 sheets of plywood in the back easily, that’s how much space the damn thing has between…

Man, my YJ (that I’ve had for 27 years) has been reliable, but I had the 4banger instead of the legendary straight 6 and that was by far the weakest link. I live in a mountainous area and on long gradual uphill pulls it would bog down to 40-something miles an hour. 5th gear was absolutely useless. Pitiful, pitiful…

Jeeps have gone from this:

I mean, it was basically a reskinned Tahoe, wasn’t it?

My best friend when I was 15 was driving his mom’s buick lesabre with me in the passenger seat on a dirt road, overcooked the turn flipped the car entirely onto its roof. A kindly farmer came along with a tractor and he got us back onto the wheels with a strap. We drove it home, cleaned it up and buffed out the…

I like Pandemic for being a co-op game. That’s a nice change from competitive games. Just a chill-and-try-to-figure-this-out-together game.

I like Pandemic for being a co-op game. That’s a nice change from competitive games. Just a…

Our cars only have fobs, no keys used. 

My wife then proceeds to claw the shit out of the door around the film-protected area. It looks like a dog was trying to bury a bone under the door handle. She doesn’t even have long fingernails. How? How?

ew. yuck, no.

The 2.0T is a pretty special little motor, honestly.

2.0T. The engine known to consume a quart of oil with every fill-up, brand-new off the lot? That 2.0T?

To me, the answer will always be the Chrysler Sebring Convertible.

I know that GT3 was the star but I kept finding myself drawn to the Targa in front of it. I don’t know what that color is, but apparantly I really like it.

hear, hear

My favorite combo as a kid, plasma pistol charged shot, then drop them with the pistol.