We had a 1952 Chevy sedan and I, as a toddler, would sleep on the parcel shelf above/behind the back seat, blocking the rear window and just asking to become a projectile in the event of a crash.

So, everyone is a special interest group nowadays, huh?. So, you want to add truckers to first responders, nurses, food workers, and retail workers. Why not teachers, child care providers, customer service people, coal miners, flight attendants, mechanics, ad infinitum. There is no end to the list of people that…

As someone who drives about 30k miles yearly, I’d prefer to get rid of Apple Car Play and Android Auto and simply have a screen onto which your phone gets projected with all its functions. My phone does everything that I need it to do, but being able to operate it with no cables on my dashboard would be all I need.

So, you’re suggesting that crossovers look alike? The hell you say!

In those days car batteries gave off hydrogen gas fumes, especially if there was some sort of over-charging condition. Can’t help but wonder how safe it is to have the battery under the seat in a sealed environment.

Brilliant insight, Captain Obvious.

Nice that you got to use, “Penultimate”, although I can’t imagine why anyone bothers.

25 years in the car business here.

When you make a ridiculously low offer on anything, the seller thinks that you’re trying to start the negotiation at that low level, and come up only incrementally. He doesn’t want to waste his time with someone trying to “steal a car rather than buy it”. If the most he’s willing to…

And 9/11 was an inside job.

The easiest thing in the world is to invent conspiracy theories. I guess to some, it ostensibly shows how “savvy” they are. When the rest of us scoff, they call us naive.

The nice thing about conspiracy theories is that you never have to prove them. You can always say that whomever you’re…

Sorry, Jason. You’re just biased. The HOA is acting in the interests of the ENTIRE community, not just the part of it that you happen to be rooting for. You’re just wrong.

So, they ran out of names?

“The Korean Car Blog now claims the “MR23T” on the side of the car stands for Mid-engine, Rear-wheel drive, 2.3-liters, turbocharged, indicating the car to be a mid-engine, rear-wheel drive design with a 2.3-liter turbo engine”.

Just curious why you thought, after we read the first part of that sentence, that we’d need…

Yeah, I’ve read Marx also, and you’re right. Divestiture of land by its owners and turning it over to the proletariat has worked so well up until now, hasn’t it comrade? Yes ma’am, I’d sure rather work growing potatoes for our collective, never advancing or improving my lot in life than having to work to pay rent to a…

“The kids today” never say what older people think they say.

My guess is that you’re not the first one to notice and it will be addressed in one form or another. I’m sure your concern is nonetheless appreciated.

So, a multi-billion dollar global manufacturer was incapable of determining how to pronounce a particular word in English, and rather than use its vast resources to find out, they simply named it based on a stereotype of how their personnel pronounced “stallion”.

I’m trying to decide whether your abject ignorance of…

I was coming of age when this piece-o-shit was popular, and I couldn’t understand why even then. It’s a Chevy Nova with plastic race-car-like appendages at either end with a big engine and what is arguably the cheapest interior ever offered this side of a Yugo.

Oh, and to complete the tackiness, T-Tops that likely…

That’s an old wives tale, no different than changing oil every 3000 miles and premium gas is “higher quality”.

First person I’ve seen whose handle and commentary are similarly described.

Keep using that expression, “snowflakes”, since its bound to come back into style again sometime in the future and you’ll be at the cutting edge when it does. Kinda like tie-died T shirts.