Look at all that brown. It is fantastically brown.

You were not missing much anyways. Tim Hortons terrible.

I correct you, I know your Texan. So it is ok to be wrong about Canada.

Volvo C303

They can buy them all they want, they are the reason us enthusiasts can have fun cars. SUV’s = big profits. Those profits are why they can afford to build the lower production fun cars.

SUV’s have their place. Some people need lots of towing capacity. Find another vehicle that can seat 5+ comfortably, and tow 10,000 lbs at highway speed comfortably. I don’t need a full size SUV right now, but if I did it be a Cayenne GTS.

A shoe horn?

Nice, it is a car.

with the choke lever in front of it.

Any old tractor. No power steering, no power brakes, fully non synchronized transmission, ultra heavy clutch.

For me new headlights coming from the opposite direction on low beams look like borderline high beams.

The Jagaur XFR-S Sportbrake.

That purple paint is fan fucking tastic.

They could 3d print it, impregnate it with a resin, and bake it to make it strong.

My current car that I’ve had a year in a few weeks, is a stripped out base model. I just added fog lights, since I did not like seeing those sad plastic fakes. I don’t mind it, but I would not buy another stripped out base model car. AC is very nice to have.

This also happens when 1 tire is off my 1.5 psi. Jumping curbs into power lines. A great extreme sport, not for the weak hearted.

That is $10,500 with in inflation today. It probably be closer to $15,000 since Toyota has grown so they have way more over head costs, and consumables.

When Hemi cudas where selling for that people laughed at that price, then they sold for 7 figures.

with the handling of a drunk elephant.

I’ll correct you. The Viper V10 was originally 5.9 la series V8 with 2 cylinders added on. It was all aluminum, the V10 used in the heavy duty trucks in the late 90's early 2000's was all iron and a difficult casting. So the 8.3L v10 was based off a truck engine at first, but never used in a truck.