I’d rather have an actual go-kart. 

It will always and forever be one of these.

I flew on one of these about 15 years ago from Columbus to Detroit. I was shocked to see a commercial airplane still using propellers.

Or just more reasonably priced wagons period. Only reasonable one under $30k would be the Outback. 

Why recommend a Crosstrek when he’d be more comfortable in an Outback like in the lede photo? It can’t come in a hybrid, but it’s rated for better MPGs than his current Toyota, handle some rough stuff and be reliable for the future high miles. 

True. However the king of outdated platforms still goes to the Challenger/Charger. 

Man, I absolutely loved my 05 Mazda3.

The Passat died when they redesigned it for 2012. Should’ve been called something else. 

I didn’t know they already had some of his other planes. I didn’t see anything on the museum’s website either. 

Learned something new today. I’ve only seen two, and they were both RHDs from Japan.

I’m surprised his museum hasn’t picked this thing up and put it somewhere?

Curious, did they sell these new in North America? I thought these were only available via importing. Also didn’t know these could be had in left hand drive.

Letting the air out can still cause damage to those valve stems if the person is not careful, the deflation and weight of the vehicle can destroy the side wall, etc.

Technically, they’re suppose to be recycled, but I’m not naïve to think that some don’t end up on the trash pile.

So they’re going to cut down on carbon emissions by putting more tires into landfills while simultaneously having tire manufacturers make even more tires, which are not made with any sort of concern for the environment? Got it.

If anyone gets one of those “impersonal” gas station gift cards, please let me know. I’ll gladly take it off your hands.

This is when you just low-ball the hell out of him to see what he will take, and when he agrees, you ghost him. 

I’m going to be Bob today.

I don’t get the hype either. They’re really terrible, even for a framed truck. 

I wish there was dashcam video of this somewhere.