The building looks like it used to be a Joe’s Crab Shack that shut down and was replaced by a Red Lobster. All the Red Lobsters near me do not look like that at all

Cruise control is standard on all trims for next MY.

please don’t take my shit post seriously, we’re all trying to have fun here ;)

Makes sense.

$21k was the MSRP of the car. It was a base model with the only option ticked was all weather floor mats. They ditched the car because they a) thought it was going to sell a lot more than the 250k units they sold at their peak (which was better than the last gen Sebring and gen1 200 combined). b) the market was…

Awful analogy. Doing math by hand helped you solve the equations and figure out how said equations came to be. It teaches you the process and not just the answer. The teachers who said that calculators won’t be around are wrong.

Something with minimal safety assists. I’m not saying get them a rolling death trap. Airbags and seatbelts sure. No blind spot detection, no emergency braking, no rear cameras. Teens can’t become better drivers if they rely on cameras and sensors to do most of their driving

I am big of a UF defender as you can get. I agree with the undersized proportions for its class. It was noticeably smaller than its competitors like the Accord and Camry. I still love my base model one. 130k miles and running strong. 36MPG around town. It’s still one of the more comfortable rides I’ve been in. All…

This guy gets it

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Excited for Mid-Ohio

Probably because there was an article in my first ever Motor Trend magazine I opened, but the V10 Mustang prototype never leaves my mind.

Judging by how many people complained about the “new Bronco” then showing a pic of the BS, I CAN imagine

Driving my ‘87 Fleetwood Brougham in a Chicago suburb blizzard isn’t the smartest thing to do. But it was my only means of transportation in high school, and I’d be damned if I didn’t.

I gasped at this

That was my only gripe with the one I owned. I also never sat back there so it never was an issue for me

I’ll say this every time yous guys write about the 200 (which is an abnormal amount for a car that died a whimpering death 5 years ago): The 2015-2017 200 was a severely underrated car. I will die on this hill.

Daytona Wings and Buffalo Shrimp. I’ll even order take out, that’s how much I love their food.

It was 10 a.m.

Both things can be true: