I remember that episode of Remington Steele.

They continue to pioneer that feature but it’s increasingly found on all marques.

Corvettes are rarely optioned with prestige. It comes standard on Porsches, Jaguars, and BMWs.

UNGREY THIS COMMENTER!

Seriously dropped the ball there, Baby Moses should be on top of that Saturn.

His conversation with Joel Hodgson seemed like two old friends catching up.

For this to happen, I think a fundamental personality change would be in order for most people that don’t drive vehicles that they likely perceive as investments. To just drive the pants off of them, let alone driving them at all, would be stressful at best...but probably tantamount to torture. Sure, cars are meant to…

What the hell is wrong with me when I have “master ignition points” on my list of things to accomplish?

Audrey Hepburn? Supermodel?

Probably a reflection of his darkened soul for keeping to deadlines every day.

The only iteration of the Morning Shift that was consistently “on time” was Travis’s run. Salad days...

BMW makes a $10,000 scooter so this is fine too, I guess.

If I had a custom small Ford truck, I’d call it the STranger and driving it would involve sitting on my hands until they were numb.

Super C? Ugh. And no Caveman Games.

Blecch, I’d stick with the Bose cassette player.

This comment made me a bit angry at first, and then I thought about it. It’s mostly because I am instinctively impractical and feel that a decades-old Saab daily-driver is a good idea. If you have to be weird, like to work on your cars, and enjoy searching for parts in a Where’s Waldo fashion, nice price.

That Kadett’s original 1196cc engine made 50 hp, not 65, a number reserved for Saab 96 muscle cars.

You have no idea how happy it makes me to watch that man fall.

Oh my God, as a former Kadett C owner...that is perfect. PERFECT.

I can assure you that it’s not me that’s selling it.