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I try to avoid painting with a broad brush, especially when some people just have to make do with what they already have or can afford. I’m also usually okay with people liking what they like. For me, it’s less about the vehicle and more about how the owner uses that vehicle to express themselves. That being said

Right there with you. I always loved the Xterra and wanted one badly when they came out - especially in yellow. This one is probably too high up there in years and miles to be reliable transport, and maybe priced a little too high for someone interested in building an off-roading toy. Not familiar with the current

I currently own 2 Volvos, a 2011 C30 and a 2014 S60 T5 R. Both have been rock-solid, requiring little but regular maintenance. While I am still very much Team Volvo, I just don’t have that same kind of faith in the SPA platform. Although the latest B-series motors are an improvement over the twin-charged 4-cylinder,

Older Volvos had their quirks but were often reliable, save for a few edge cases of certain models. The newer ones have some incredibly questionable engineering though. Even discounting the “new tech” teething pains all automakers are going through now, the new 4-cylinder corporate motor is needlessly complex for the

Being from Kentucky, I gotta say “Special Edition” Corvettes that are basically just a sticker and decal package. Rows upon rows of Anniversary, Indy Pace Car editions and on and on and on. Yawn.

He just needs to improve his sleep, drink more water, and start using moisturizer. And maybe replace the biker meth with a daily multivitamin/collagen booster.

My guess - a little of this and a little of that.

We...touched...those interiors. With our hands. And then used those same hands to hug our families.

The only plastic I’d be whipping out would be a biohazard suit to keep this thing from giving me Hantavirus.

Ashtrays are are on the “minimum equipment list” and all airplanes are required to have them for safely extinguishing a cigarette in the event someone is dumb enough to light one. Even if they aren’t built into the plane or have been removed, there has to be one somewhere on board and accessible to flight crew.

You also have the population that thinks vaping is somehow exempt from non-smoking signage. Recently saw a dude thrown off an airplane for blowing clouds in the bathroom before the plane even left the gate.

To add, digital IDs and insurance cards just add an extra layer of frustration for the cop conducting the traffic stop, even if allowed by law. Best practice is to still have those physical cards on your person and in your vehicle. That one simple thing could be all it takes to drive off with a warning.

Two wagons: Volvo V60 T8-PE and the Audi RS6 Avant. I am in distress every day because I don’t have either.

Part of my brain twitched when they didn’t put the tire they removed under the frame before getting the spare on and lowering the car, especially with that kind of jack. That was quickly remediated because RuPaul can do whatever RuPaul wants.

There needs to be a weekly show of RuPaul explaining basic automotive tasks. I wouldn’t miss an episode. Absolute treasure of a person with a bottomless well of charm and charisma.

Have a kid interested in cars that you’re looking to bond and make memories with before they’re grown up and gone? Here’s a project for both of you. That would probably be the kindest fate for this Alfa. Otherwise, I agree this would be best looked at as a parts car. And the hardtop needs to go - it’s against the

The three traits of a cult are 1) Authoritarian control, 2) Extremist beliefs, and 3) Living in a bubble of isolation. I challenge anyone to take a rational look at how these idiots respond to things they could easily ignore, as well as their collectively batshit insane behavior, and tell me this isn’t a cult. 

That is correct but I don’t think this gentleman has much blood flowing to the cranial region. In fact, they both look like they had to train themselves to even blink.

Seeing the photo first, I thought this fool tried to tattoo hair on. I don’t think hair transplants are supposed to look like that though. That looks infected. This man bought the Larry Miller Hair System.

Right on. Seeing these is like finding a box of old stuff from your childhood. You don’t need it, but it’s fun to look at and briefly remember how different things were. While there are certainly things I wish I still had, or toys I never took out of boxes, my childhood would have suffered for it. And I’m definitely