OMG...that sounds...interesting.

Seriously, just snapped in 2???

My mom had a Warner Bros edition Venture. The thing was a LEMON! That car had every electrical issue under the sun and from the day we got it, it had mechanical issues. It started with it burning oil. It took 3 months but we got it taken care of (the warranty peeps told us there was so much wrong with the engine…

Also, it appears to be much more silver than beige. But who am I to judge, I don't have a car in my living room (even if it is a dream of mine).

I don't have the tools to fix it. So unfortunately I'd have to get it done at a shop and they're asking $225

I think I saw some understeer and no brakes.

When you said "cramped rear seats" I translated that for you: "padded area to store legless children"

Mine are going out but I don't have the money to replace them right now.

I must say tho, it does make for quite an experience when braking on the interstate.

Amazingly, the other day I saw Pontiac G6 with reverse braking lights...The brake lights worked when driving and then turned off when he applied the brakes. TERRIFYING SITUATION for the people behind him.

You are very feisty and need to calm down. Maybe have a pina colada or a beer, whatever suits your fancy. Honestly, it's not illegal to deactivate DRL, it's just a function on my car that runs my headlights whenever the car is on. My car is bright red and has never had an issue being seen. And with new cars having…

It's not about safety, they just waste my headlights and irritated me because they are obnoxious and keep me from being able to use my parking lights. Also there are times when I want to use my car without my headlights being on. Especially drive in movies...yes yes I know I could use the parking brake to disable the…

I hate the daytime running lights on my Grand Prix...so I pulled the fuse that was a light sensor for the DRL only. This not only saved me the pain of driving all day with my headlights on but also allowed me to use the "Parking Lights" feature on my car. Amazing how one stupid little fuse nullified an entire knob…

My first car was a 1989 Toyota Camry V6. The car had every feature but also had about a million little things wrong with it. I feel that this is what fed my need to be a tinkering gear head.

Right call from a pr point of view. But not necessarily needed for safety.

I don't even... My first thought was drunk... then on purpose... no amount of explanation will ever fix that.

Wow. I have doubled my chances of fiery death apparently. I have both a 2001 XK and a 2004 JK. So...that's fun.

I'd say the Jaguar XK is a sad car. Look at it, even avoiding eye contact. Every angle just shows how depressed it looks, like it just lost its best friend.

My 99 Grand Prix is a supercar bc it:

Cool point about buying a new one though is that you get a free tour of the plant with the purchase!

This was the first thing that came to mind for me.

I was thinking the same thing! Once again, more money than sense...