I’m impressed you manage keep this fleet street parked in Williamsburg! ‘03 5MT Aero here. I desperately need to wash the salt off—that dogleg rot isn’t getting any better.

Needs winter tires, I think!

Pics of the 505 Wagon???

Socialism!

EZPass is a public entity, so it’s a government agency getting the revenue one way or another.

Username checks out ^

Holland tunnel traffic was surprisingly tame! It only took me 35 minutes or so to get back to Brooklyn. Granted, I left around 2:00—I imagine it got worse later in the day.

This was hands-down the best car show I’ve been to.

What is this, 1977?

I wonder how he feels about the new brewery that opened up on Luquer between Clinton and Hamilton! Along with Other Half, the area’s become a bit of a beer hotspot.

Very cool! Prime Meats and Frankie’s are definitely minor celebrity magnets in what’s otherwise still a relatively unassuming neighborhood.

Great (GREAT) story. As a current resident of Court and Huntington, this piece definitely resonates with me on a personal level. The area’s certainly changed a lot even since I started frequenting it around 2012. I do see Danny’s two beetles parked on Luquer all the time, though.

Hipster.

Pretty sure Willets Point is the only neighborhood in NYC to not have paved streets or a central sewage system.

Design-wise, NYC’s buses can’t even keep up with the average European citybus, so I have little hope that the MTA will suddenly feel inspired to spearhead something genuinely innovative.

Toronto or Montreal? Honestly the Montreal Metro seems like punctual, clean, efficient perfection compared to the shitshow we deal with in New York.

I mean, I live and work in NYC and never use the subway. Bike + Car = bliss

Exactly. I live in Brooklyn with a midsize wagon, and it’s genuinely difficult to park sometimes. People in more compact cities like Boston or Philadelphia have it even worse. My next purchase (if there is one) is likely going to be Golf-sized.

I was expecting links to Ford Fusions on autotrader, for some reason.

What did I just read.