I’ve got a family so I’ve got to be somewhat reasonable/responsible.

I’m sure I’ve written about it before, but I regret buying my first car, a 98 Pontiac Grand Am GT, when I was 18. My buddy had one and I love it for some reason, so I had to have one. Found an all white, low mile one with the V6. Liked it, but wanted to keep looking. Dealer dropped the price $2k like that which was…

I’m doing the Subterranean Bunker because screw you poor person, you wouldn’t understand.

Goddamn that thing is beautiful. Shrink the wheels down a size and it would be just about perfect. 

-Drove a Sebring convertible and was proud of it.
-Can’t cook a steak.

Beat me to this. These things had the structural rigidity of a piece of deli meat. 

Here’s a way more reasonably priced Impala SS with less miles:

The start button system should be listed alongside the door poppers on the C6. 

Dearest Ford,

Dear Ford,

Atlanta. It’s always Atlanta. I’ve never had a fair experience flying out from there and I’ve flown out of there probably 25-30 times in my life. The worst is when you have to connect and you’re sprinting from one side of the airport to the other. I flew out of there last August on a Wednesday and it took over an hour…

He can be a bit long-winded, but he’s genuinely excited about cars AND he uses his cars as they’re meant to be. His best videos are his trips to the Nurburgring where he runs his very expensive cars around the track. Most people use them just to annoy people, but he uses his car as intended and I will support that. 

How do you not have anything on the list from Tiff Needell??

Kind of bummed there’s no Timberline level anymore. I do like the updated dash though. 

That Koenigsegg shifter is brilliant.

Sorry to hear about your dad. Hopefully you can get it out and take him for a ride if he’s able to.

I’d at least like to take out some of the roll of the suspension, but not make it rock hard. I’d also like to be able to get up to highway speed in a reasonable amount of time.

Tell them to get it out and drive it. 

It’s amazing that he hasn’t owned it for 22 years and yet people still gave it a standing ovation. We the people are wild.