I’m wondering what percentage of the NP votes are just guys trying to get Rob in trouble with the missus.

Ok, I also remember swimming and roller skating (with metal wheels) and skateboarding (OG banana board) and I had a Big Wheel too, but that doesn’t tell as good of a story.

To me it’s closest to the Mystery Machine article.

I lived in Bakersfield, CA for 1 year when I was a kid. I don’t remember much about that town (there’s not much to remember) but the one thing we would do for “fun” was to wet the grass next to the sidewalk then take off our shoes and see who could walk the furthest barefoot down the scorching cement before jumping…

Wild and unreliable may not help the OP very much, but that’s exactly what the rest of us are here for.

I hope they make it, if for no other reason than these would be cool to see rolling around.

Dude*, no shit. José almost went with the C-HR but instead suggested the rarest, but arguably boringest car Subaru offers. I don’t care who used to complain, by damnit we need Torch and Tracy back on the WCSIB beat with all reservations lifted.

This is exactly the sort of hard hitting investigative journalism that keeps me coming back. The Pulitzers are obviously rigged.

I remember this commercial as a kid but didn’t know he was a famous football player. After the police chase and him being on the news 24/7 for the rest of the year I heard it mentioned a million times that he played the football and that Hertz commercial started to make a little more sense.

O.O

I will give the 70s malaise cars credit on one point, they actually had color back then. Watch any old TV show from late 70s - early 80s and the streets are vibrant with cars, unlike today’s landscape of mostly black/grey/silver/white.

I also vote current, mostly due to the trend of large, ridiculous, ugly grills.

Nah, pull out of the bank parking lot, merge into the first lane of traffic and just fade from sight.

+1 for the magnets, I also got one of those magnetic things you strap to your forearm that works pretty well.

I’m skeptical of any technology making such grandiose promises.

Exactly this. As much as I love the WRX as a getaway car the movie Baby Driver should have been in a minivan or a silver Highlander.

I’ve already forgotten what car this article was about.

I’m sure these things are restricted to side streets but I can’t wait for one to wander up onto 610 at rush hour.

I do too now, thank you.