Patches O’Houlihan, is that you?

Sorry to hear—did a DSM ever enter your life?

“just like you are not under any obligation to execute the purchase despite placing the deposit.”

Teen in a station wagon: I think he meant first time parent.

Evoras are excellent cars done in by lack of North American infrastructure (parts and service availability)

What? No True Romance references yet?

There’s an interesting comment from the buyer at the end suggesting he’d never even driven the model before (like “hoping it’s as fun to drive as the auction was”)

$10 just to see if all the BMW parts labels burned off.

She’ll come after you with both guns blazing.

The new one wins in every slideshow category. Before the slideshow, the old one wins with the manual option.

Well, we know from Saving Silverman that Amanda Peet can be hardcore:

Starred for the Hot Fuzz reference (even if unintentional)

If Back to the Future was released today, a Pro-4x would’ve been Marty’s “get Jennifer up to the lake” fantasy truck., but maybe more appropriately it would be the campaign vehicle for Mayor Goldie Wilson: “Progress is Nissan’s forgotten name.”

Is that a Mini parked in front?

I was having the same mental discussion on Z’s. Good looking, and there just aren’t that many choices on RWD manual sports cars these days.

“It’s all chase—one long, damn near pointless chase with grunted dialog that amounts to nothing.”

IIRC, George Miller was an ER physician prior to directing. Watching Mad Max recently, you can see the realistic depictions of car crashes and trauma in the films that I’m guessing he saw in person in his career. I think it’s that stark realism of mangled human/car car crash mess that strike a chord and has never been…

Not to be outdone by the Wild Cherry Camaro, Ford announces its own wild variant:

“Hey hon, I’m just gonna run out to grab some paisties, er, I mean pastries.”

That reminds me: