I didn’t intend to imply that drivers should make the road unsafe for cyclists, and I apologize if I did.

They probably should care. Those places produce all the things that cities consume in order to produce “finance” and “creative industries”.

As much as I love driving (and I mean that with sincerity), I am also aware that there are some places where I just shouldn’t be driving. I just spent the month of June driving up and down the east coast (2.5 round trips between Boston and Hilton Head, SC), and I can understand how cyclists would be angry at the…

As a fellow Jeeper, I love your work.

The thing that makes me sick about this is that when I worked retail, I got reamed out over expensing a $1.50 Sharpie, but higher -ups who made seven-figure bad choices could retire in their forties on stock options.

In my Wrangler, I use one for a drink, and one to told my cellphone which is usually playing music or podcasts through the aux cable.

This may be the ugliest vehicle I have ever seen in my entire life.

As much as I appreciate a brown manual wagon, CP at $5500.

“No, Tesla, You Aren’t A Special Special Snowflake”

In the slightly altered words of Richard Hammond: “I found the only Honda Accord on earth that doesn’t work. It really deserves to be in a museum."

I had a ‘97 2-door with the V6, and it averaged 11-12mpg in the city and 17mpg highway.

I had a ‘97 2-door Explorer with the stock V6, and it was a dog, bouncy as hell, and ridiculously unreliable. I got it from my grandmother when it was six years old with under 10k on the clock (yes, you read that right). It suffered from numerous electrical issues, brake issues, and a blown transfer case by 30k…

I doubt Chrysler would have survived 2008-10 without the Wrangler and Cherokee.

I can’t wait for a decade from now when I can finally get a comfortably worn-in diesel Wrangler after my ‘11 has served its duty.

The only vehicles that I have actual hate for are those that have window dressing hiding a shitty car. I still hate Pontiac Grand Ams because that was the “hot” car to have in high school and college in the mid to late 90's, and they were pieces of shit decked out with fake plastic molding that had the habit of…

My mom leased a blue `92 LX with a 5-speed. My parents loved that car and my dad still regrets not buying it after the lease expired. They bought a `97 LX 5-speed that was much more appliance-like than the `92.

I was once yelled at by a coworker because I referred to my Nissan Versa rental as a “fucking roller skate”. That coworker had just bought one and LOVED it. Full disclosure: I had the rental because my car caught on fire.

Great timing. Starting tomorrow, I’m driving from New Mexico to Arizona to see some friends, then to South Carolina to help my parents move to Massachusetts. Also, with driving instead of flying, you get used to the time change much easier.

I always thought it was a Yugo.