Makes a great noise with a turbo on it though. Any engine note that makes you wonder what the hell you’re hearing is usually good.

That was the one thing that stopped me from buying a 240sx. I ended up with a Volvo 240 instead, which is like the less pretty 240 that hasn’t appreciated in value nearly as much.

I can’t agree with you outright, but I do have an anecdote:

Yeah that’s still pretty damn deep into “rob a bank” territory for me.

You’d figure he’d have Googled something resulting in “ended 2014 season with second highest slugging percentage on his team.”

Well that’s damn amazing. Thanks!

I’m interested in how this technique works, for certain two things in my garage reasons.

My first car took longer to make it to 60mph than that thing needs to hit 200, which is to say I want that bike.

Well if anybody was thinking about making an armor-plated lock-down battery cover for Priuses that somehow doesn’t turn the car into a fireball after a wreck, here’s your chance.

Especially considering the very first comment in that post is somebody wondering why thieves don’t just steal the battery packs.

Yeah that’s the thing that really sells how bad it is: Washington’s most dangerous player just got taken out of the game, yet even the Yankees’ announcers are baffled why it happened and basically calling it the umpire’s fault.

Yeah last time I checked people don’t go to games to see that trigger happy short tempered umpire everybody’s been talking about. They go to see baseball.

Two years later, she played his great grandmother’s ghost.

Truth be told everybody hated Christmas Jones.

Who the hell goes to Jamaica voluntarily, let alone excitedly?

1) Refuse to maintain (or enforce) taxes

Being trite is fun, but America’s health care isn’t paid for even with insurance. Most of the time, we end up paying twice (or even three times) for every procedure. I’d be happy just paying for it as a tax, instead of being crippled financially forever, even if I did have insurance, if I get cancer, just so some…

That’s really splitting hairs on naming conventions. Raise the Flex’s suspension like an inch and how does it not suddenly get called a crossover? Lower the Edge an inch and how is it not a wagon? Is an Audi Allroad a crossover just because it’s a little higher?

I’m talking about car names on the trunklid, not engine displacement badges. BMW has consistently been a smidge north of a liter off on their turbo engined cars for years now, even dating all the way back to the 3.4 liter turbocharged “745i” in the 1980s.

Can’t tell if agreeing with me by accident while disagreeing with me on purpose.