Holy shit that’s a swim platform.

So if a blogger reports on something that happened publicly, that’s “judging” but you’re totally cool with calling somebody a douche for having stumbled upon Guy Fieri in a nature preserve, without knowing anything about the situation at all.

It’s rare I say this about a cruiser: I am really damn excited about that bike. And hey, there’s an Indian dealer that just opened nearby, calling to me and my poor wallet.

“Dumb and Dumber Too”

You took all that from “my friend ran in to him out on a hiking trail the other day and he was very snarky to her.”?

Hey, it’s not being out of beer and turning on the refrigerator, coupled with serving hamburgers that really sets Guy Fieri’s restaurants apart.

Yeah it’s a weird kind of terrifying when somebody who got famous as a fat person decides they’re gonna lose 50-100lbs. Al Roker, sunny demeanor and all, is like a Batman villain to me now.

Wow that’s crazy. Volvo 240s don’t have air ride either.

Dude, it’s in this very comment thread.

I find it interesting that this reply arrived half an hour after I wrote out a list of cars that went waaay beyond that bump in power on stock internals.

“That 4.8 was on 118.”

“Lol no.”

Yeah I’d say it’s a solid testament to the first SHO that you still see those on the road, but the one that’s half a decade younger has been a ghost for years.

To be fair, that’s an awful lot of cars. Any Lincoln with air ride, most 2000-2010 Mercedes with air ride. Every Range Rover with air ride, ever, Volvo 240s that had more than 200lbs of cargo for more than a week in their entire lives...

That one problem singlehandedly cratered the values of flat six Porsches for the better part of a decade.

Your hating doesn’t seem to have garnered much praise. Subaru built its reputation on fast, tough wagons. The sedan is just what you buy when you don’t have another choice.

I’m pretty well interested in what it takes to melt the stock pistons and make connecting rods exit the block in a 640hp car that has a 70,000 mile powertrain warranty. You’d figure Cadillac would have overbuilt it enough where another 360hp wouldn’t exhaust the safety margin on a car that’s already so ludicrously…

Yeah I’ll take a wild guess that because it was ugly people assume it was badly designed. It used a proven drivetrain and was full of features that made it a great camping vehicle. It was just hideous.

I had an 81 with those. They were just low quality plastic that gradually got more brittle with age until it cracked and fell out. What sucked is the replacements were either nonexistent or treated like gold. By the time they fell apart, the car was worth so little nobody would pay for new ones. Only after they passed…

Those actually seem really well placed. They’re not in front of the shifter or the radio or the AC controls like a lot of cars. It’s not like anybody every uses the glovebox, which is only barely obscured.