This is correct.
This is correct.
Agree on all counts. It’s shape is still nutsy to me. Probably because nothing else ever looked quite like it. But I still want it!
To me, those things always looked equal parts ungainly and rad as hell. I never could square that circle, but I know I’d have one in my garage if such a thing were ever in the cards.
If there was a betting line for this, it would be a toss up between either the 250 GTO or “literally anything else.” Respect the GOAT.
Some people really think they’re smarter/better/faster/stronger than
A well-maintained diesel is probably fine, I just don’t see the point in going to the extra hassle (and expense? Is it expensive to refresh the diesel-specific stuff?) to have one, if you aren’t needing the massive torque it can offer.
My daily commute is usually on foot, so I don’t visit gas stations too often, but I am always surprised by how expensive diesel is here in NC. And most everywhere I go. And my car uses premium fuel.
When you described companies getting caught cheating after the “main” Dieselgate prosecutions as less “fragrant,” you really brought a smile to my face.
The fuck are you talking about?
Self-awareness needs to be added to the Endangered Species list.
I’ll never understand the desire to have a diesel engine for its own sake. If you’re towing and need the torque, fine. But if not, you’re kind of just willfully choosing to pollute more.
Gotta crash-test them first.
That would be awesome haha
Probably so, unfortunately
Welp, that settles that!
I do know where my PhD diploma is, but I’m pretty sure I have literally never laid eyes on my undergrad diploma even once. They handed out prop diplomas at the ceremony and mailed the real ones after I moved to first job in DC. Fortunately no one ever asks questions about my undergrad degree.
Excuse me sir, I would like a word.
Given it’s penchant for expensive, troublesome maintenance, I fully agree.
They’ll never remove him, because he put them there. A new, rational CEO would immediately remove the sycophants if they knew what’s good for them.
This joke is enough to drive me up a wall. Or into one.