This RS had a turbocharged engine paired with a six speed manual transmission, and its “performance upgrade” was a lowered and stiffened suspension.

I had this on my ‘93 Thunderbucket SC and you could pop the door or trunk open by just mashing all of the keys with your thumbs.

How much will you be asking for that manual 91 Cherokee?

Just changing the exhaust can give you another 40 horsepower. Seriously, no joke

Uh... have you driven a Sonic? with a manual? and turbo motor? It may not be hot hatch territory, but it’s still torquey as heck and for an economy car it’s plenty of fun to drive. I’ll agree that the original Aveo was a total crapcan on wheels, but the Sonic is lightyears ahead.

I just mix a dash of lemon juice into my lemon La Croix. Actually it’s ice then lemon juice then La Croix. Makes a nice sparkling lemonade! I think I’ll go make one right now...

My wife worked at a GameStop for a couple years. She said it was pretty bad how hard they pushed stuff like preorders and memberships and bundles. She’s quite happy to not work there any more.

I never understood why they didn’t take the “R Us” brand and lean on it harder. I’d welcome a Games ‘R’ us store to compete with GameStop, since GameStop absorbed all of their competition. (I’m looking at you, FuncoLand.)

I think Taron Egerton did a darn good job on I’m Still Standing for Sing.

Okay, so here’s what you do: buy some lime juice. Add 4-5 ice cubes to a glass. Spritz in about 1/2 oz lime juice. Fill with La Croix Lime and enjoy.

I did this on my ‘92 Eagle Talon. It just seemed like the car stalled out, so I tried turning it over. It did that for a second and then stopped turning over.

“...and so then I said, ‘boy, are my arms tired!’”

Since it’s your birthday (and the song’s now in the public domain) just start singing Happy Birthday to You very loudly and don’t stop, period. Sing it over and over and over again. Have dessert while singing it. Pay your bill while singing it. Collect your leftovers and walk out the door still singing it.

I always figured it was a heat exchanger for rear A/C or something like that. Neat!

As a native of Warren, MI I’d just like to say how sorry I am. These people do not speak for all of us and many of us are still level-headed people who vaccinate their kids.

Was that Ron Perlman narrating again?

This amazing write up makes me kind of sad that I never played New Vegas. Has it aged it okay? I’m guessing it hasn’t.

It’s as over-engineered as it is mesmerizing.

I thought it was Frogger.

This one has a five-speed and—get ready for this—over 219,000 miles on its original clutch.