The Accord is the right answer. Its already “Jesus Approved”!

That’s Matt Hamilton... and he is, in fact, from Madison, WI.

Is that you, Hank?

My car secret? Well, he made me promise not to tell anyone, but Bill down at the Ford dealer has been giving me MSRP, no markup, on new trucks for the past 30 years. You can’t buy loyalty like that.

Must be the dealer. Every new car I’ve bought they hand me the window sticker along with the other paperwork.

...I liked the color...

Probably get acquainted with the product life cycle.

1st Gear: President Drumpf Reportedly Suggests A 25-Cent-Per-Gallon Gas Tax

That’s the key. If they had some way of showing everyone that all of that extra tax went directly to infrastructure projects I think people could swallow it. How hard could it be to have a website regularly showing the tax intake and how it compares to the cost of the infrastructure projects. Surely it possible.

...Dave & Busters?

Even though I’m someone with six-figure loan debt, I think full loan forgiveness is a bad idea.

Plus its a slap in the face to everyone else who worked their ass off, and went without to do the responsible thing and pay off the debt they owed.

The cost of the Republican corporate tax cut would have paid for the U.S. government to cancel out American student debt in its entirety, down to the last penny.

You ever get that feeling while listening to a Greatest Hits album where you remember the B-Sides or the songs that followed a certain track on the album? One you really liked but it just wasn’t commercial enough to be a single worthy of being released? And then because of it, some of the intrinsic value that was a…

Let’s not forget... It’s Detroit. The icy weather is only part of the issue. Industry-friendly truck regulations allow a maximum weight per axle (and trucks with 10-12 axles) lead to hilariously over-loaded (yet legal) vehicles that also do a number on the roads.

Somebody thinks these are new?

in that Demuro vid he said the owner of the Demon unwittingly ran a 12 second quarter mile on a random on-ramp, as recorded by the car’s computer.

Sooo... I think I’ve seen this idea somewhere before.

I’m not proud of this but when we were kids in west London in the mid 1980s we figured out that you could use a windshield wiper shaft, filed down to a point, to both access and start Minis (God knows Mini locks were pathetic). From that point onwards all the Minis of north and west Acton were subject to being…