Ok Blipshift, now I need a RESPECT THE PEDAL shirt.

How is it to live with as a daily driver? Is that awesome flat crank and suspension worth the extra money over a Bullitt (or even a GT) if it will never see a track?

All Da Moneys 

I don’t know who bought them, but I bet we’ll see most of them on Motor Trend TV (or whatever Speed/Velocity channel is called now.

Every car needs a switch labeled “PARTY”

Eh. I know a guy that lives in a gated community outside of Minneapolis that regularly gets fined by the HOA because he leaves his Lamborghini in the driveway. NO cars are supposed to be left overnight in driveways there.

I think transcending boundaries is mostly about appearance and maintenance. Brand and age are definitely factors. But if you park a clean Delta 88 next to a clapped out S430 anywhere, people will tend to assume that the owner of the Delta may be eclectic, ironic, or old, but that they’ve got their shit together.

Nah...proximity keys are the answer to a problem that doesnt exists.

222 missed calls and 1 text. All but 1 of his friends and family are trapped in the past, literally or metaphorically.

(3)Buy burned out hulk. Swap vins with current F355. Stage some fire damage and file insurance claim.  Profit.

I tried to use Credit Karma. It worked well enough for me as an individual, before I got married. But when filing jointly, the refund it calculated was much lower than what Turbo Tax calculated. And it said that we owed a healthcare penalty, even though we were under the short gap maximum.

Wall Street is Confused and Scared About 2020

Yup. I helped my 80 year old mother buy a car 2 weeks ago. She wanted a small CUV (duh) for under $20k used. I checked out pricing on the Kia Soul and was shocked to find 2018 and 2019 models priced within a few hundred dollars of the newly redesigned 2020 models.

Lucky you...I get to deal with data from other companies in just about every industry. Sloppy is probably the nicest way to describe most of it.

Can’t remember if it was Uber or Lyft, but I got picked up in a Toyota Solara once.

Dodge offered an optional 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 that pumped out 283 horsepower, and made the claim that the Avenger was the “most powerful mid-size sedan you could buy.”

I’m pretty sure she qualifies as a well regulated militia, per the intent of the founding fathers.  

You stole this from me.

It’s the perfect car for the zombie apocalypse. It will fit right in with the rest of the reanimated corpses.  

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