Batshit crazy Tinder date told me there was a 68 Camaro under a tarp in her garage for over 25 years. It was an 86.

I’m not sure emulating Chrysler is the path to success, but you do you Ford.

While not as bad as airing an incorrect clue on the show, Jeopardy’s social media often posts factoids from Mental Floss and let a false one slip by about the game Centipede. They said that hockey players from the USA and USSR teams played the game together during the 1980 Olympics, but I looked it up, and the game…

Bring back color interiors!

It doesn’t look any more stupid than any adult* wearing a pro-sports jersey. (*any adult who doesn’t play for the team and is actively involved in playing a game at that moment)

I’m seriously disappointed that they’re harkening back to the wildest-looking car they ever made and aren’t offering at least one of the high impact colors.

Is there a reason this car doesn’t have the ridiculous wing on the back? I’m guessing the pointy nose would be problematic for crash/homologation, but how does Dodge keep making these Daytona Chargers without putting a bookshelf on the back?

My uncle had an ‘07 Go Mango Daytona and traded it for his ‘08 Sublime Daytona Charger. Fun colors.

Blue, black, silver and white? BRING BACK THE FUN COLORS! (and the cool hood decals while you’re at it)

I’m slightly disappointed it isn’t available with that sweet two story spoiler.

How is “Pizza hut considers copying Little caesars “ is news at all> WTF?

I prefer Little Caesars Pizza Portal to this (you just input your 4 digit code on the keypad and the right doors for your food open for you, no receipt to sign, no human contact, and no one can sneak off with your food.) also I definitly think pizza hut needs to work on their quality before anything else (it’s just…

Aside from the turbo manual chrysler vans, this is peak jalop van. NP to keep the weirdness alive

Screw the LXi being for fleets, that sounds like the shit for someone on a budget with a bunch of messy kids, durable easy to clean non-cloth, fuck yeah!

As someone who has built a Ute from a Jetta, I might be a bit biased, but I definitely think there is a market for small platform trucks.

Here in the PNW, so many OLD nissans/toyota mini-trucks/rangers/ and VW Caddys are still driving around and actually being used for light loads. Granted, a few of them are being used…

Last-second lane cutters when it is clearly indicated that a lane closure is ahead due to road work.

It bugs the hell out of me when other people are on the road when I am. The nerve.

When I special ordered mine the dealer mentioned the lack of resale value about every third sentence. My retort then is the same as now: resale value only matters if you sell it.

You should come to my neck of the woods, here in SE Texas. You'd see plenty of single cab pickups here, running wild and free, as God intended.

I saw one of these the other day, and I couldn’t help but stop and stare. It looked beautiful. The Quad-Mega-Jumbo Cabs look appalling, and speak heavily about modern excess.

It doesn’t matter, this is just to increase resale value in 40 years when it goes across the auction block so the announcer can say it has the coveted and highly rare lightweight package.