Just a paid promotion right?

That was some in depth stuff. Why bother.

On the otherhand, Diesel is dirt cheap right now at about $2.35 in Denver. Premium, which I am tied to, is running at $3.

I’m thinking a Mazda RX2. It’s got the the dual round tail lights as seen in the other picture.

Bought mine for only $21K in 1982 and sold it for $48K in 1988. Thought I did good. In retrospect ........

“jolly rancher” ..... sb Jolly Rancher ..... it’s a brand name for pete’s sake.

I want to know more about that painting of the old guy with beard!

Honda HRV ..... CVT transmission ..... so no go in my world.

Just what I need to clear the rain off the tennis court.

So glad I procrastinated on getting the airbag replaced in my wife’s Honda Element. Next step, just figure out how to disconnect the thing.

I’ll be the Pollyanna in the room. Love that color.

I had a 67 Plymouth Belvedere with the 426 Hemi in it. Had headers. I once drove it to work with the mufflers disconnected and open headers. Passed a few people at full throttle. So much fun!

At 16 years old I got to drive my Mom’s ‘69 Roadrunner after washing it to “dry it off”. Clutch replaced at about 30K.

Built my own fold-down work bench. Seems as though there is always something on it. In 3 years I have never folded it back up.

Autocheck - $45, unlimited yes, but only for 30 days. I thought by your description it was for all perpetuity. Bummer, I would surely bought into that.

Two observations. Professional riders, don’t try this at home. And those bikes are tough - took a beating and kept it going.

Never give these people your real name, real phone number or real email address else they will hound you into perpetuity.

Seems like the airbags maybe should of deployed. Was thinking that GM may tone down the responsiveness of the airbag system for a track day??

And people call outlaw motorcyclists idiots.

Honestly maybe it’s a generational thing with the importance of Facebook, Twitter etc in my life, but I have virtually no interest in following the ongoing activities at some dealership. When I am ready to shop, I will read independent car reviews, then go to the dealership website to check inventory and prices.