Actually yes! A couple pictures before that in my photo reel is this. Which is surprising because I normally flew Southwest. They did put me up for First Class on that morning flight

Jason, your problem is that you’re American with tastes that skew toward the understated. You project yourself as sweet, quirky and intelligent. I’ve always assumed you moonlight in an alt-rock band that plays lots of ukulele heavy songs about tail light design.

He should have called...

Suspect: “Your Honor, the roof of the house was black, so I feared for my life.”

Are we sure this isn’t a cross promotion with Paramount+?

Far from it, we’re democratic socialists!

It may have just broken down. The brand new Town & Country we rented in 2014 to transport our valuables from NY to FL did.

Step 1: Buy a used Transit Connect (either the wagon or cargo van)

Option 2, Volvo P1800. Not as sporty as the Lotus, but the sexiest wagon ever made.

All I know is that if you’re a feet kind of guy, you should never date a distance runner. Or a ballerina.

“I’D BUY THAT FOR A DOLLAR!”

6000 SUX - An American Tradition

Could you please keep these opinions to yourself for at least another 2-3 years? I should have garage space available by then to own a 996/986 Porsche, and I feel that the fried-egg sentiment is one opinion that is helping keep those prices at least semi-sane for the time being.

Never liked that song. Underrated though is turbo lover by Priest! 

I'm being Kinjaed and can only reply, but my vote is for Life is a Highway. I just never really liked it.

You heat the bus with a heat pump in most climates. -32F would require a back-up resistance coil. (The mini split air to air heat pump that heats my home works to -22F and doesn’t have a back-up coil.)

This is an easy one, but I’d also accept Studebaker or Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg:

Think of it as a cheap rwd alternative to an ae86.

51 here and loads of my college friends did the cheap pickup not car thing.