Sooooo

You’re referring to a vehicle model that was consistently on this 10 least reliable vehicle list right up until they stopped being sold stateside. Prob not the best point of reference.

Budget aside, how much extra work is it at this point to swap the frame vs attempting a repair, which still leaves you with a potentially compromised frame?

Never Go Full Streisand!

I guess he’s never driven a Probe.

Not for nothing, but I wouldn’t expect as many restrictions on an Escort Grand Tour.

Try 1988 Taurus. By 1996, the 3.8 got dropped in favor of a DOHC V6 in the Taurus, but kept on in the ....star vans until the end. They then found their way into the F150 and E-Vans starting in 1997 to replace the 4.9l I6.

Man, I wonder if there were any other sports cars that shared a motor with a minivan.

BMW already does this, and I’m pretty sure we’ve already lampooned them enough for adding mindless complexity to a pretty simple concept.

Just threw up in my mouth.

You know, you’re supposed to post videos like this at the END of the day. Now I’m down the YouTube rabbit hole for the next 5 hrs.

Speaking of which, who ungrayed this guy?

Sorry, just read Porsche Wet Mode and all I could think of was this:

Exactly! I'd be willing to bet all of her co-workers were giggling, thinking, "This dumb ass just messed with the wrong bitch. Here we go!"

These puns are way more delicious than anything ever served at McDonald’s.

I know this bill leaves a lot on the table, but I can’t help but feel at least some optimism that any bill that at least attempts to move the needle in a positive direction can get traction in this day and age, under president Drumpf.

STRanger Danger!!!

Here ya go.