How is Hartsfield-Jackson not on this list?

The Camry with its fake second “tip” shows why you should never have twin tips with one exhaust. For the exact reason you described

I think this is done to keep the tips nice and shiny? The holes look awful though, like someone drilled them in their garage.

I’m not ashamed to say that I’ve seen this movie (probably) over 50 times.  It’s one of my all-time favorites, and one of those movies that made me realize that I’m fascinated by weather.  It’s amazing that, 25 years later, the CGI still looks realistic and stands up to what we have today.  

The Ford Fairmont.

These things are cool to look at but impractical in most situations compared to a traditional tent. Most camping I do involves some sort of drive to a hiking location or sightseeing the following day, so it’s nice to be able to leave the tent up and go. I have a relatively expensive Big Agnes tent from REI that I…

Working at a new car dealership, one of the trade-ins we most frequently (if not THE most frequently) get is the Jeep Cherokee, and a lot of these are less than 3 years old. I think people buy these and then after a year or so, half of which is spent in she shop, they realize that they’ve made a huge mistake. These…

In 2003, when I was a freshmen in high school, my dad bought a Blazing Copper Metallic Mazda6 S V6. At the time, the car was very, very cool - probably the best looking mainstream sedan of its time. I think the design has aged well, even if the car itself never did. It got a lot of attention. He had a black 1991 Mazda…

In other news, bears do indeed shit in the woods. 

“Particularly the two-door” Wrangler?  Wouldn’t that one be the BEST one for city use?

Every time I go downtown (Denver) now, which has become increasingly rare, I use lyft or uber. There’s just too much going on down there for me to feel comfortable leaving my car anywhere.

A friend of mine in college was from Arkansas and had a RWD Xterra.  I had trouble wrapping my head around that.  That car almost killed us on a ski trip once.

I’d say a Ferrari F430 - something classy and a little bit older that stands out while avoiding douche status. To me, an F430 says “I worked really hard to be able to afford this older exotic”.

I ripped the “BOSE” logo off of one of my parent’s home theater speakers and glued it to the center console of my beater Mazda Protege when I was in high school. That was actually one of the less stupid decisions I made in my teenage years.  

I ended up behind a sand colored Mazda 3 turbo hatch the other day (Mazda calls the color “Platinum Quartz”) and I was taken aback by how European and expensive it looks in person. The details of the brake lights and the fade in/out turn signals, the side sculpting, the 3-dimensional looking “floating” logo on the…

I’ll go with California.  A lot of people associate California with traffic, and yes, there’s a lot of it in the big cities.  But you can find pretty much everything else depending on where you drive.  Colorado is great too, but it’s all mountains.  California has mountains, desert, coastline, forests, etc.  

I would like to nominate this complete turd.

The title of this is misleading. We haven’t had a new WRX (2021) at the dealership I work at for 7 months. So yes, sales are down. Duh. It’s not an indication of how the new one will sell.

that does indeed look like a jacked up vagina