Let’s be honest, this is the only one worth buying.

They should’ve included the rest of his posts about being shot too.

One of my closest friends has horrendous road rage issues. Everything must be a race and he has to be first. He will speed, cut across three lanes of traffic, then brake check someone because they didn’t yield to him immediately. He’s totaled 3 cars due to angry driving as well as accumulated several speeding tickets…

I remember having one of these. Our first Sable wagon had a bench seat and I would sit in between my parents and pretend to drive using this. 

Damn. I need to keep better track of it for next year. 

He’s an awesome guy. Always had/has cool cars. Always has a Jag in the garage. He had a gorgeous De Tomaso Mangusta for 20+ years that he partially restored himself. His very last project was a channeled and chopped Model A with an SVO engine wedged in it. Talk about terrifying.

I live 5 minutes from Performance Auto Spa and heard nothing about this show. Kind of bummed.

I guess not. He never called me to ask for it. 

I had the obligatory Matchbox/Hot Wheels cars that I played with forever and have passed onto my kids, but my absolute favorite was one of these keys.

My mom is the same way. Hers has been almost flawless in the 14 years she’s had it. But rust is finally starting to seep its way in and she hates everything she’s look at so far. 

I still see these all the time with half the body rusting off and the free open-header mod. 

Just move this guy to LA and give him unlimited cruisers. He’ll get it done in no time.

I agree. I know several people who have one now and would replace theirs immediately with another one. 

100%. Two very well-rounded, fun and pretty reliable cars crushed by that infernal transmission. If you can find one with a stick shift, they’re way cheaper than anything comparable. 

Also, if everyone stops buying new cars, how will us poors be able to get them after the first owner is done after a few years? The used inventory has to come from somewhere...

Or the 3100/3400s of the late 90s and early 2000s that would eat gaskets. 

What do Tesla owners think about this? Are they okay with it or are they stewing? I haven’t seen/heard much about that part of it.

I doubt it’ll stray far from Nissan. I see the Kicks replacing it. 

Even though I voted for the 850, I’m surprised no one mentioned these.