In the Northeast we have Yuengling, which is the proper fizzy, yellow American beer, despite the fact that the company has garbage politics and recently opened a brewery in Ohio. Honorable mention to Lion’s Head, with riddles under the caps for less than 50 cents a beer.

Counterpoint: Yes.

I’m late to the party, the numbers in T4 and T5 and so on has nothing to do with the number of cylinders? How kooky those Swedes are!

I’m not feeling. You’re feeling.

Had a couple angry moments recently after a several month spell of laughing it off. Its embarrassing to lose it. Then had a few questionable moments where people lost it on me.

My brother is in the Navy now and speaks almost entirely in profanity and acronyms. Most of the time I have no idea what he’s talking about.

I once moved a couch strapped to the roof of my Suzuki sedan, that was fun.

It depends on who gets their hands on a car first. If the sales or web manager gets to the car before the detailer does, it can result in some embarrassing listings. Or in this case it looks like the dealer has a sense of humor.

Does it hold its own in a shopping mall parking lot?

I was a detailer at a big used car dealer in the early-mid 2000s. We had one of these come through almost new and it left an impression. It was the first car I’d ever driven without power steering (in 2005?), and the manual shifter felt like a bowl of pudding and I swear made fart sounds when you moved it.

I had an old Olds with no cup holders. The bench seat had a flip-down armrest so I would wedge my travel-mug between my right leg and the armrest. Only spilled a dozen times or so. I’m calling that success.

I agree that all of these cars listed are cool and special and would jump at the opportunity to play with any of them. Can things that are exotic be classics? I’m thinking of the Viper and the 4c, and borderline the Jag. These are cars that people would probably horde just because of their price-tags and mystique.…

I always thought those wheels would look great on a CC as well.

I’m having weird boring car crushes on the older, boxy Subaru Forester, Toyota 4-Runners and super weirdly the Honda Ridgeline.

Thanks!

I like this. Mr. Money Mustache is pretty aggressive about it. I’ve been reading his site for years and doing some of the things he recommends.

I’ve been googling trying to figure this out...how much will a horse do what you tell it to do if what it thinks what you tell it to do is dangerous? Where do rider commands stop and horse self-preservation take over?

Reminds me of this gem from years ago.

The Blazer. I learned to drive in and ‘had’ my parents’ old Blazer in high-school. This was after they stopped calling it the K5, but was still that platform (1990). First problem, when a teenage boy has a fuel-injected-V8, rear-wheel-drive, monster-truck-sized, big-hole-in-the-exhaust-so-it-made-great-V8-sounds,…

Can we get some love for poorly-dubbed engine noises? My favorites are ones that are clearly not the sound that vehicle makes and have nothing to do with the action the car is performing.