This. No free lunch. It’s picking the lesser of the evil to prolong human species survival on earth. 

It’s always, always projection.

It’s all projection all the time with these ... people

Gee, thanks so much for the condescending lecture, I wasn’t aware beans existed?! (rolls eyes)

In today’s used car market, this is clearly Nice Price. But even before the post-COVID rapacious price markup, this was a solid $5000 pickup all day, any day. For a clean, serviceable pickup truck? No question this is a good deal.

I actually have seen that before - my late grandfather’s ‘63 Rambler had a speedometer like that. And yeah, it’s weird.

Nah. Lawyers weren’t involved back then, and auto engineers figured you were smart enough to figure it out yourself. And we did. Good times.

You spent the whole article talking about supply issues and excess demand, then just blamed it on high prices.

Yeah, exactly. A buddy of mine had one of these as a weekend car, same drivetrain as this one, back when these were much newer. Just totally underwhelming. On paper they look pretty good, but I’m not sure I’ve ever driven a car that felt as less-than-the-sum-of-its-parts as this one. Motor didn’t sound great, didn’t…

Good shape

Actually, a trigger and a knob are two different types of input device. Technically, one “turns” a knob. One does not trigger it.

Well, except these “artists” work regular jobs and spend their free time painting graffiti on the Mona Lisa or remixing Dvorak’s Serenade for Strings with Taylor Swift and expect somebody to pay them for it.

This is twice crazy:

I spent a large part of my life thinking of the e-type as the ultimate sports car.  I read the article back in the day and found it seriously depressing.

Yes, you need to obey whatever rules are in place if you want to compete. It’s not like they made this rule up after the event.

Leans what? You need to obey ridiculous rules because they tell you too?

The Diarrhea Incident

Please; please; please change the title of this article.

Great to see GRM out in the wild. They deserve recognition.

That is a great article and fantastic last line.