hayterhater
A really long display name that indicates I like cars.
hayterhater

I mean. If I didn’t just have a kid, this game would do for me exactly what it’s supposed to do: drive adoption of a VR headset. And that headset would likely be a Valve Index.

This is the correct answer. Also, 80/90's era S10 Blazers had one mounted on the back glass. It provided a noticeable decrease in squeaks and rattles coming from the rear of the car.

After moving to Connecticut I discovered that a good number of the Paganis in the US are based out of this state with one gentleman owning three of them now.  (Including the yellow one in you picture.)  I too never thought I’d get to see one Pagani, let alone several in one place, but I have been lucky to see several

2013. My mom had a stroke and I’m taking an earlier flight home so I can go see her. I was in row 1, aisle seat. I arrived at the gate in time for the start of boarding and was one of the first to get on the plane. Since it’s a bulkhead seat, I put my bag above my seat and settle down to talk to my boss on my cell

As a former DirecTV Now customer (and current Netflix customer) truer words have never been spoken.

I live in New England actually. There was one dealer we went to that was some distance away from a highway. I’m not sure how we would have handled that one but it didn’t matter since they played the old “oh, that car just sold this morning, but let us show you this more expensive model” game with us.

If you’re hauling your daughter in the back, I hope you bought a YJ after the roll bar revision at least!

I went to three different Subaru dealers before I found one that would let me test drive an STI.  Guess which one got my business.

So, one thing to note about the auto transfer item. I know two people who both do this for extra money. Both are retirees doing this for extra side money and for fun, and are not likely to thrash the cars they transport. I’m not saying every car is transported by this kind of individual, but I trust my great uncle and

My wife and I looked at cars at Carmax during our last purchase. We weren’t necessarily going to buy there, but it’s a good place to go to see a lot of variety in one place.

You know the whole thing about getting on an expressway? There’s an easy answer to that... just do it. We bought a new car a few months ago and aside from the one Hyundai Palisade that had just come off PDI and hadn’t been gassed up yet, we took every vehicle on the highway.  Only one dealer tried to take us on a

Diapers can be tricky. have you read the stories about the bathrooms on the 737 max (not that anybody is flying on those right now)? It sounds like they’re barely big enough for an average sized person to turn around in. I can’t imagine it would be easy to change a baby in one of those.

https://ergobaby.com/

I assumed this type of harness rather than a leash. There’d be no reason to un-clicp them from a leash type harness.

The 350Z (and maybe the 370Z too? I can’t remember) also has the instrument binnacle that moves with the wheel.  When I saw that, it was one of those features that I wondered why it wasn’t on every sports car.

Hell, my first job out of college in 2003 made 20% more than that. In 2003...

Thank Christ I’m not the only one dealing with this fuckery.  It’s super obnoxious since I often browse Jalopnik while on speaker phone on boring conference calls.

Have a newborn. Can confirm.

If only dealers realized how much they lost out because of this. I called a local salesman back about two weeks after first visiting the dealer.  I said, my time is short so i don’t want to waste it - give me an itemized out the door quote and you’ve got a sale.  He didn’t get back to me.  Two weeks later he called to

That’s certainly been the case with my most recent vehicle purchase. I knew what I was looking for, which models had which options, what the general pricing was,etc. But instead I was just met with a lot of lies and a lot of wasting my time. Throw a pregnant wife into that mix, and we ended up just buying off Carvana.

I mean, I’m just going to go ahead and say this: being 83 and a combat veteran doesn’t mean you can’t also be a douche.  The two are not mutually exclusive.  My grandfather is 96, a combat veteran, and also a douche.  I love him, but he’s a douche.  So yeah, not mutually exclusive.