Very helpful when you’re trying to get a toddler and a baby in a carrier seat into your car.

A little bit abstract, but reliability. Today’s cars take very little fiddling and / or luck to get to 100, 200, or even 300k miles.

The automatic transmission. While we praise the holiness that is the three pedal configuration not every situation is prime for rowing your own gears. If your average drive is the 12 mile 2 hour commute on Rt.128 having an automatic can be a real leg saver.

So just be being born, 500 people have jobs.

Truth in advertising. Reminds me of this:

Goodyear?

Seriously though, if he started doing a YouTube series he would become the most subscribed and watched YouTuber in the world.

I have only known for the past few minutes and if you excuse me I very desperately have to write the eBay listing for my Ferrari.

What am I saying that is wrong? Anyone with a few hundred bucks could buy this stuff.

Just because someone of your impeccable knowledge and credentials says someone is in the wrong doesn't really make it so.

Okay, honesty time: How many of us would actually pull over and stop on the freeway for a black Monte Carlo with no police badging and tiny police-looking lights that's running you off the road in a very unprofessional way? I know I wouldn't. I would get the fuck out of there, and if he kept pursuing, I would pull…

The bigger story here is an 84,000 mile Audi that's still running. Maybe not changing the oil is the trick

Just needs a little Seafoam...

Would the look be acceptably less hipster while riding atop a giant mechanical spider...I'm asking for a friend.

So it's OK to KILL cow or pig as there are LOT of COWS?

Maybe you ought to spend more time working then? Might be today is "productivity day."

Hey, I own a Delorean (6379) and I thought that was funny. Lighten up, fer chrissakes.

Abandoning Lamborghini vs. DUI? Just saying.

The comments here are just silly and off topic. I think it's time to pull this thread and walk away.

Charger Hellcat is the obvious answer.