I never considered the fact that animals could also fall so very hard in to the uncanny valley.  Now I know.

I’ve had the chance to ride in one once, it was a rental.  It was distinctly uncomfortable, but better than an early Compass.

The price is probably right in the ballpark, maybe even a little low, so it got a NP from me.

They took over my local Ford dealer a while ago. Went from, ‘meh , it’s a dealer’ to ‘yeah, I ain’t dealing with this shit’. Won’t be buying another vehicle from there.

Damn, I had an inside tip it was going to Bob’s Biotech and Radiator.

Sorry, I’m more of a “Gangster of Love’

Panhard 4hp.  First car with a steering wheel, and has influenced virtually every car since.

Neighbors had one growing up.  Might have been their first ever new car?  They were (rightfully) very proud of it.  I remember it was the first car I ever saw with the spare in the engine bay.

When my spawn hatched I offered to procure bubble wrap and Bungie cords to strap him to the sissy bar.

While I don’t *need* both of my kidneys, I sure do like having a built in spare.

LHS = Last Hope Sedan

Proprioception can be a fickle bitch!

I see them being used two tow horse trailers, but even then the F350 seems like the wiser choice.

Huh, never seen the front end of a car that looked like a baboon’s ass before.

There’s a whole song about the town by Credence Clearwater Revival and covered by about a bajillion other bands

Yes, it’s ridiculous, but I get the logic if he was on the clock when it happened.

Not a ZR1, but a recent story of the joy of the C6.

Could they afford to bring it to market? I bought their finances were a train wreck about that time period.

Wrong year (1967), wrong maker (Intermeccanica), wrong engine (289), right name.

You misspelled ‘beer’ as ‘gear’. All rugby players need for gear is their kit, pair of cleats, soft helmet if required and a single shin guard if you’re a hooker. Small backpack size at most. The beer however, may fill a small bus.