Yep - shittiest auto-manual to ever exist. God that was awful. (tested one when they first came to the states)

however bad you expect it to be, it’s worse

No matter what you think of the truck or anyone who buys them, yelling profanities at him, giving the guy the finger and spitting on/scratching his property makes you as bad if not worse of a person.

This is such a bizarre concept that it’s come fully around to being actually cool.

I check one big bag every time I go on a major trip and I have yet to have any kind of trouble. I don’t need to worry about fighting with overhead space, so I’m not in any rush to board. I don’t need to tiny-size my toiletries, I can just throw them in the checked bag. I don’t know why this is a big deal for people.

How about I take $300k and buy a fully-updated 4-bedroom house in a walkable, park-adjacent neighborhood in the Midwest and have $280k left over for a loaded 911 Turbo?

The official term for this was “DUI compartment”

So it just has to be behind a 6' fence; do they mention what the fence has to be made out of?

Only manufacturer issued adapters will allow proper charging abilities

I’m guessing the base Buzz will start somewhere in the $60k range and top out well north of $70k

Should be the Jetson’s car sound. 

No most other states have always had temporary paper tags, these were basically branded ads. I’ve never seen anything like the creativity of the dealer plates in LA - some had really fun designs - Beverly Hills Mercedes plates used to be a sunset / palm tree graphic.

Always amusing to me to hear them thought of as a non-Ferrari. Always strikes me as one of the most Ferrari looking Ferraris. I love them. Always the almost-obtainable Ferrari.

Come on, mate.

Surprised no mention of Vent Windows. Ties in with cigarette lighters and ashtrays... this was how my dad used to get the smoke out of the car..

Somewhere, Eddie Griffin is laughing his ass off.. 

You know, I always thought Idiocracy was supposed to be a comedy, not a documentary, but here we are. When I was a kid I was told to be mindful of car doors, hoods, and trunks because I could break my poor little fingers. Now, we have people doing it intentionally for clicks.

I was expecting artwork from H.R. Giger or something.

This is one of those rare instances where both parties are wrong.