The Rider’s Actions Already Have Consequences

Those aren’t windows. They’re made of metal.

Too many people ignore the very last one because they think they’ll never need those programs. I gladly pay taxes because I’ve had to use those social programs in the past.

I feel lucky. I drove a brand new ‘94 Tempo with under 15k on the clock. It was still terrible, but it was new.

Hey!

Correction:

Cool cars and bad jokes? Wocka Wocka!

Did they also snag a designer from Audi?

If it runs, it’s a good starting point for an 80s Mustang Sedan. I would go with the later four-eye GT front clip though:

Isn’t there a way to get around or out of that arbitration clause? Because it seems shady as hell for them to do it even if it is legal, and a contract signed under those conditions may not be enforceable, right?

I’m in the camp that bought a new car. I put 20,000 miles a year on the car, and change the oil/rotate tires every ~7500 miles per the service guidelines in my owner’s manual.

My First Car:

I’m sure Suzuki was at the bottom for a while in the mid-2000s based on the number of brand new Forenzas and Renos that populated the trailer parks around the town I lived at the time.

Drive hard but don't be a dick. Full throttle acceleration? Sure. Hard stop? Yeah. Neutral drops and downshifting into first at near-highway speeds? That's just being an assface.

First line of my post:

Whatever I list on Craigslist, I price at about 1/3 above what I really want for it.

I’ve told this story before, but it’s worth telling again.

I can’t give this enough stars. I work for an interior upholstery company and we discourage the use of natural hide or ultrasuede. It looks cool at first but after a few weeks it’s junk.

Tom, were you a bit close to your deadline? Or typing this on a tablet while being taken down cobblestone streets in a rickshaw?