That’s not even a complete list either.  Buick Regal isn’t listed.

Those keypads are a security risk as the buttons you use get worn down so it’s easy for someone to see which buttons to try combos of to break in.

All of the last 3 GMC vehicles I’ve bought have had it?

Unless it comes with an optional manual, even at high trim levels, it’s no Tacoma competitor.

Getting a 5.0 Mustang when I turned 16 was not a good idea.

Not necessarily.  You can (depending on your state) specifically exclude drivers from vehicles.  I’ve done that for my truck, my wife’s SUV, and my Mustang.  My son is only insured to drive his car.

Bought my son a 2006 Buick LuCerne with the weak 3.8L when he turned 16 two years ago. Perfect for a teen because it’s not cool and it’s not fast.

My dad had a Cutlass Supreme Brougham Coupe.  That thing was a pussy wagon in it’s day.  I had new step-moms every week.

I’d much rather believe that the bus driver was just pissed at the idiot in the car and decided to fuck with them.

Counterpoint: Once when my daughter was 6 and deathly afraid of flying (even though we do it often enough it should have been old hat by then) we had to book a last minute emergency flight for a funeral. Of course the last 3 seats available (my wife, daughter, and me) were all separated. It took about 10 minutes…

That trifecta has got to exist somewhere. Probably as a combo with guns and Trump too.

Pretty much any road trip as long as it doesn’t involve driving across Kansas from KC to Denver. That’s the worst drive. Nothing to see but MAGA signs and derelict farms.

I’ve never been able to successfully order more than 2.

dude, i’m worth $2M on paper too and I’m broke as fuck.  nothing to brag about.

Well that’s my point.  I’m not really fine with it because none of these requirements will be met.  Well at least not the first 2.

My local safety council that goes into the high schools to talk about safe driving doesn’t even do a drunk driving scenario anymore. They’ve replaced it with a distracted driving scenario. So instead of acting out a drunk driving crash scene with emergency response and what not, they act out a person texting and…

I’m fine with it as long as:

I bought a ‘93 Mustang GT Convertible with only 12k miles on it in April. And a 2017 Tacoma TRD Sport in May.  Been wrenching on both since.

Why the hell was the kid riding his bike in front of a cop car with it’s lights on?