Maybe he thought he was crouching down to fill a bowl with antifreeze and shot him to protect the kitty cats.

A 4 door 78-83 Malibu would fit the bill.  As would a non-Impala 90s B-Body (Caprice, Roadmaster, Fleetwood).

Also, “alcohol on breath” does not constitute a DUI.  That charge requires the person’s BAC to be at a certain level.

GTA was more realistic than anyone ever thought.

Don’t forget the garage scene in Batman Forever.

It will be interesting to see what other brands jump into the game. I know VW revealed the Tarok concept a couple years, which included a midgate to allow the bed to be extended to a full 6'. That truck caught my eye from the beginning, and would love to see if offered with the GTI’s 2.0L. It would be even better if…

Yes, she clearly deserved getting her shit wrecked because the cop got his feel0rz hurt by her not pulling over immediately.

This is why the diesel community sucks.

Hopefully, this just means that they are ready to replace the 6 with that rumored RWD chassis and have a new name to go with it.

• $174 billion in electric vehicle investments
  Laws can fix this without my tax money being involved. Simply force auto makers into making more electrics if that is your directive

• $174 billion in electric vehicle investments

You can always find the state line between Pennsylvania and Delaware because the road goes full Baghdad once you exit Delaware.

Are you okay?

Huh, so I guess all those exploding cars in 80s action movies were just hoarding gas the entire time.

Aside from the price jumping up 30 fucking cents, I’m happy to report that I didn’t see any lines or gas shortages in Delaware. I’m sure some panicky morons stockpiled gas because that’s what they do, but it was otherwise the typical lines at McDonalds and Chick Fil A.

I would hardly call the 50s color palette “monochrome.’

I do remember it. I also remember the advisories that would play after a commercial break reminding people that the movie is a work of fiction and not indicative of what is actually going to happen.

I think my favorite part of the whole Y2K nonsense was my dad and I going to the store to pick up some chips or something,…

Not nearly as stupid as in 1999 when everyone was buying gas and water because of the fear that, at midnight on New Years Eve, the computers would somehow be stupid enough to think the year went from 1999 to 1900 and yet smart enough to shut down in some sort of existential crisis.